Promene

Promene is a feminine noun used in Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Serbian to denote changes or alterations. It is the plural form of promena and is commonly found in both everyday speech and formal language. Depending on context, promene can refer to changes in plans, policies, regulations, prices, or situations.

In journalism and administration, phrases such as promene zakona (changes to the law), promene cenovnika (changes to a price list), and promene u planovima (changes in plans) illustrate its range. It can describe gradual long-term shifts, as well as targeted updates.

Promena and promene share a common Slavic root related to change; the word follows feminine noun declension patterns in these languages. The exact nuance depends on context and accompanying adjectives or nouns.

In English translations, promene is typically rendered as changes, alterations, or revisions, depending on the specific sense.

Promene is a general term for change in several Balkan languages and should be interpreted within its regional linguistic context.