Stojimo

Stojimo is the present tense, first-person plural form of the verb stojati in several South Slavic languages, meaning "we stand" or "we are standing." It is used in languages such as Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, and Slovenian (and their standard varieties, including Montenegrin). The form derives from the verb meaning to stand and is part of the present indicative conjugation pattern.

In usage, stojimo expresses a current action or state of standing and is typically accompanied by a subject pronoun or context that makes the subject clear, for example: Mi stojimo ispred zgrade. (We are standing in front of the building.) In Slovenian, the same form appears in sentences like: Mi stojimo pred hišo. (We stand in front of the house.) The form contrasts with other person forms such as stojim (I stand), stojiš (you stand), stoji (he/she stands), stojite (you all stand), or stoje (they stand).

Etymology and related forms: stojimo comes from the Proto-Slavic verb *stojati, meaning to stand, with cognates across Slavic languages. Related nouns include stajanje or stojanje, denoting the act or state of standing, used as the nominal form in many languages.

See also: stojati, stajanje, standing in Slavic languages. The term stojimo functions primarily as a verb form rather than a noun or fixed proper name.