No. 1,000 in Slovenian

škode

"Škode" in Slovenian translates to "damage" or "harm" in English.

In a sentence

To je povzročilo veliko škode.
This caused considerable damage.
Here, 'škode' is used in the genitive case to indicate 'damage' in a general sense.
Obnova poškodb in škode bo trajala mesece.
The recovery from injuries and the damage will take months.
In this sentence, 'škode' appears again in the genitive case paired with 'poškodb' to discuss restoration.
Preprečili so večjo škodo, kar je bilo ključno.
They prevented greater damage, which was crucial.
'Škodo' is used here in the accusative case as the direct object of 'preprečili' (prevented).

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