Dozvolim

"Dozvolim" is a Croatian word that translates to "I allow" or "I permit" in English. It is a verb in the first person singular present tense, derived from the verb "dozvoliti," which means "to allow" or "to permit." The word is commonly used in everyday conversation and formal contexts to express consent or permission.

The verb "dozvoliti" is a reflexive verb, meaning it can be used in both reflexive and non-reflexive forms. In its non-reflexive form, it is used to indicate giving permission to someone else. For example, "Dozvolim ti da odeš" translates to "I allow you to go" or "I permit you to go." In its reflexive form, it is used to indicate taking permission or consenting to something. For example, "Dozvolim se" translates to "I allow myself" or "I permit myself," which can be used to express personal consent or agreement.

The word "dozvolim" is part of the Croatian language and is used in both spoken and written forms. It is an important part of the language's vocabulary, especially in contexts where expressing permission or consent is necessary. Understanding and using "dozvolim" correctly is essential for effective communication in Croatian.