slobodne

Slobodne is a term found in several Slavic languages that stems from the noun sloboda, meaning freedom or liberty. As a linguistic form, it appears as an adjective in gendered and number forms and as an adverb in some languages, encoding notions of being free, unrestrained, or liberated.

In Croatian, Serbian and Bosnian, slobodne is the feminine plural nominative or accusative form of the adjective slobodan, used with feminine plural nouns to mean “free” or “liberated.” Examples include slobodne žene (“free women”) and slobodne misli (“free thoughts”). The form can also appear in phrases describing unrestrained or liberal conditions.

In Slovak, the form slobodné is the neuter plural or feminine form of the adjective slobodný (“free” or “liberal”), and the adverb slobodne means “freely.” For instance, slobodné rozhodnutie denotes a “free decision.”

Across languages, sloboda is the root noun meaning freedom, from which slobodne is derived; its precise grammatical function depends on the language and context. Because it spans several languages with different inflection patterns, the exact meaning of slobodne depends on linguistic context. If you have a specific language or usage in mind, additional details can refine the definition.