radimo

Radimo is the first-person plural present tense of the verb raditi in several South Slavic languages, including Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, and Montenegrin. It translates to “we work” or “we are working” in English. As a present-tense form, it describes ongoing or habitual activity and is commonly used in everyday speech and writing.

Etymology and related forms: Radimo derives from the verb raditi, which means to work. Its root rad- is shared with related words such as radnik (worker) and rad (work). The form is part of a broader verbal system in these languages that marks person and number in the present tense.

Usage and grammar: Radimo can stand with or without an explicit subject pronoun mi (we). It appears in statements about current tasks, projects, or routines. Examples: Mi radimo na tom zadatku. Radimo danas i radimo svakog dana.

Conjugation (present tense, indicative, in the main forms): Ja radim; Ti radiš; On/ona radi; Mi radimo; Vi radite; Oni rade.

Notes: Radimo is not an imperative form and is not a noun. While primarily a standard grammatical form, it can appear in slogans, headlines, or dialogue as part of natural speech. The term should be interpreted from context as a verb indicating “we work” rather than as a separate proper noun. See also raditi, radnik, posao, and rad.