Svaka

Svaka may refer to different uses in Slavic language contexts and geography. In grammar, Svaka is the feminine singular form of the determiner svaki, meaning "every" or "each." It is used before feminine nouns, for example svaka žena (every woman) or svaka kuća (every house). The corresponding masculine and neuter forms are svaki and sve, while the neuter form is svako. The word derives from Proto-Slavic roots associated with universal reference.

As a toponym, Svaka is the name of several places in Slavic-speaking regions. These place names are typically small settlements or villages and may appear within larger municipal regions. The use of the name for locations reflects historical linguistic practices in the region.

In other contexts, Svaka may appear in surnames or in literary or cultural references, though such uses are less common and vary by region.

See also: related forms such as svako, svaki, and svaka, which cover other gendered or contextual variants of the same root.