dozvolil

Dozvolil is a Serbian word that translates to "allowed" or "permitted" in English. It is the past tense masculine singular form of the verb "dozvoliti," which means "to allow" or "to permit." The feminine singular form is "dozvolila," and the neuter singular form is "dozvolilo." The plural forms are "dozvolili" (masculine), "dozvolile" (feminine), and "dozvolila" (neuter).

The verb "dozvoliti" is commonly used in everyday conversation and formal writing to indicate that someone or something has been given permission or authorization to do something. For example, "On mi je dozvolio da uđem" translates to "He allowed me to enter." Similarly, "Bilo mi je dozvoljeno da ostanem" means "I was allowed to stay." The concept of dozvolil emphasizes the act of granting permission or not prohibiting an action. It can also imply that something has been made possible or feasible due to the absence of restrictions. The nuances of its usage are similar to its English counterparts, "allowed" and "permitted," in conveying consent or the absence of prohibition.