No. 690 in Slovenian
pravic
The Slovenian word "pravic" is the genitive plural form of "pravica," meaning "rights" (as in human rights or entitlements) in English.
In a sentence
Otroci imajo pravico do izobrazbe.
Children have the right to education.
In this sentence, 'pravico' is in the singular accusative case, meaning 'right' as a legal or moral entitlement.
Borili so se za delavske pravice.
They fought for workers' rights.
Here, 'pravice' is in the plural nominative case, referring to fundamental rights collectively.
Nancyov učitelj jo je poučil o vprašanjih pravic.
Nancy's teacher taught her about issues of rights.
In this sentence, 'pravic' is in the plural genitive case, used to indicate possession or association with 'rights'.
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