No. 68 in Serbian
нешто
"Нешто" means "something" in English.
In a sentence
Нешто лепо се догодило данас.
Something nice happened today.
In this sentence, 'нешто' is used as an indefinite pronoun meaning 'something', referring to an unspecified event or object.
Да ли имаш нешто за читати?
Do you have something to read?
Here, 'нешто' is used as an indefinite pronoun and implies an unspecified but general 'something' with regard to reading material.
Нешто ми није јасно у њеном објашњењу.
Something is not clear to me in her explanation.
In this example, 'нешто' is used as an indefinite pronoun to express an abstract concept that is causing a lack of clarity.
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