Plodina
Plodina is a term used in several South Slavic languages to denote crops or cultivated plants, particularly those that yield food such as fruits and vegetables. In everyday speech it often refers to agricultural produce—the harvest of a farm or garden. The term also appears in agricultural policy, market reporting, and trade as a generic label for harvestable plant products.
Etymology: The form derives from the noun plod, meaning fruit or yield, with the suffix -ina forming
Regional and contextual variations: In Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, and Slovenian usage, plodina commonly denotes fruits and
In practical use, plodina is often translated as "produce" or "crops" and is used to discuss agricultural