sezonska

Sezonska is an adjective used in several South Slavic languages, including Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian, to denote something that relates to a season or is available during a particular season. It is the feminine singular form of the base adjective referring to seasonality, with masculine form sezonski and neuter form sezonsko. Like other adjectives, sezonska agrees with the gender and number of the noun it describes.

In common usage, sezonska phrases are widely found in everyday language and business contexts. Examples include sezonska roba (seasonal goods), sezonska ponuda (seasonal offer), and sezonske radnice (seasonal female workers). The corresponding masculine form is sezonski radnik (seasonal worker) and the neuter sezonsko may describe items or concepts that are seasonal in nature. In agriculture, retail, and tourism, the term signals activities, products, or labor tied to a specific season—such as fruits in summer or ski services in winter.

Etymology traces sezonska to the noun sezona (season), formed with the typical Slavic suffix -ska to create a feminine adjective. The term is widely understood across Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian contexts and is used in both formal and informal registers, though it remains most common in everyday descriptions of seasonal offerings and labor.

See also: Sezona.