How to Say “Attack” in Bosnian

napad
Latin, masculine
The English word 'attack' is translated to Bosnian as napad.
napad is a noun meaning an attempt to cause damage, injury or death. When used as a command to initiate an attack, such as 'Charge!', the phrase U napad! is used.
Meaning: attempt to cause damage, injury, or death (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

napad is a masculine noun. Related verbal forms include napadati and napasti, which mean 'to attack'.

Did you know?

  • While napad means 'an attack' in Bosnian, the exact same word in Czech, nápad, means 'an idea' or 'a thought'.
  • While napad means 'attack' in Bosnian, the word napasti is used when the attack is a completed, one-time action, whereas napadati describes a repetitive or ongoing process.
  • The word napad is used in a medical context to describe a sudden 'attack' of a disease or a seizure, much like how English speakers use the word 'attack' for a heart attack.

Examples in context

  • U napada!
    Attack!
    This sentence is useful for learning how to use the command napad.
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  • Pas je žestoko napao uljeza u njihovoj kući.
    The dog fiercely attacked the intruder in their house.
  • On želi saznati koja borilačka vještina može biti korištena za iznenadni napad.
    He wants to know which martial art technique can be used for a surprise attack.
  • Napad je bio iznenadan.
    The attack was sudden.
  • Policija je istraživala napad.
    The police investigated the attack.

Example conversation

Adnan and Selma are discussing a news report about a recent robbery.

  1. Adnan

    Jesi li čula za sinoćnji napad?
    Did you hear about the attack last night?
  2. Selma

    Da, baš me uplašilo.
    Yes, it really frightened me.
  3. Adnan

    Srećom, niko nije ozlijeđen.
    Fortunately, no one was injured.
  4. Selma

    To je barem dobra vijest.
    That is at least good news.

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