No. 878 in Serbian
патријарха
"Патријарха" in Serbian means "patriarch," referring to the male head of a family, church, or religious community, especially in Eastern Orthodox Christianity.
In a sentence
Посетили смо патријарха у његовој резиденцији.
We visited the patriarch in his residence.
Here, "патријарха" is the accusative singular form of the noun "патријарх" (patriarch), used as the direct object of the sentence.
Поклон смо уручили патријарху током церемоније.
We presented a gift to the patriarch during the ceremony.
In this context, "патријарху" is the dative singular form, showcasing the recipient of the action.
Примио сам благослов патријарха током посете.
I received the patriarch's blessing during the visit.
Here, "патријарха" is in the genitive singular form, indicating possession or association.
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