narodna
Narodna is a feminine singular adjective used in several South Slavic languages, including Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, and Macedonian. It derives from the noun narod meaning "people" or "folk" and forms part of a family of related forms such as narodni (masculine) and narodno (neuter). The term commonly conveys a relation to the people or to traditional culture, rather than to modern or urban contexts.
In cultural usage, narodna appears in compound terms describing folk culture or traditional practices. Examples include
In political or institutional language, narodna can appear in names and titles to denote "People's" as a
Etymology and grammar: narodna comes from Proto-Slavic narodъ, meaning "people." Grammatically, narodna agrees with feminine nouns;