Sezonske

Sezonske is the feminine plural form of the adjective sezonski, meaning seasonal or relating to a season. It is used in several South Slavic languages, including Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian, to describe nouns that are feminine and plural. The form follows standard adjective agreement in gender and number.

In addition to sezonske, other inflected forms exist: sezonsko (neuter singular), sezonski (masculine singular or masculine plural), and sezonska (feminine singular). These forms are used to describe different noun genders and numbers, for example sezonsko voće (seasonal fruit), sezonski radnik (seasonal worker), sezonske prilike (seasonal opportunities), or sezonske biljke (seasonal plants).

Common uses of the term cover a range of contexts where seasonality is relevant. In everyday language, sezonske products, prices, or activities denote items or actions tied to a particular season. In statistical or economic discourse, phrases like sezonske varijacije or sezonske prilike describe seasonal variations or seasonal opportunities, respectively.

Etymology traces sezonske to the noun sezona, meaning season, which is itself borrowed into many South Slavic languages from sources such as Italian stagione, with broader Slavic adaptations. The adjective form is widely employed in writing and speech to characterize phenomena, goods, or patterns that vary with the time of year.

Overall, sezonske functions as a grammatical vehicle to express seasonality on feminine plural nouns, while its other inflected forms cover the full range of gender and number in the language.