No. 394 in Slovenian

vladi

"Vladi" in Slovenian means "to the government" or "of the government," depending on context.

In a sentence

Vlada Republike Slovenije je izdala novo uredbo.
The Government of the Republic of Slovenia issued a new regulation.
The word 'vlada' is in the nominative case, used as the subject referring to the government entity.
Prejeli smo pismo od vlade o novih spremembah zakona.
We received a letter from the government regarding new law changes.
'Vladi' is in the dative case here, indicating the indirect object from which the letter originated.
Razpravljali so o zaupnici vladi.
They discussed the vote of confidence in the government.
In this sentence, 'vladi' is in the dative case, showing the indirect relation in action towards the government.

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