ukupna

Ukupna is a feminine form of the Croatian/Serbo-Croatian adjective ukupan, meaning total or overall. It is used in Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian and Montenegrin to modify feminine nouns, such as ukupna cijena (total price), ukupna masa (total mass) or ukupna vrijednost (total value). The term appears in accounting, statistics, economics, geography, and everyday language to denote the aggregated amount or extent of something.

In contrast, the masculine form is ukupan (e.g., ukupan broj), and the neuter form is ukupno. The adverb ukupno means in total or altogether (for example ukupno potrošeno 1000 kuna). The feminine singular form ukupna is used with feminine nouns in both singular and plural contexts, adjusting to case as required by the sentence.

Etymology: ukupan derives from the Slavic root ukup- meaning whole or entire, with standard nominal/adjective inflection in the South Slavic languages. The word is common in formal and informal registers and is frequently found in official reports, statistics, financial statements, and data tables.

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