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Pronunciation
IPA|/�s��(r)bi��/, SAMPA|/"s3:(r)bi:@/
audio|en-us-Serbian.ogg|Audio (US)

Noun
en-noun

1. Serb
2. A person from the Balkan country of Serbia.

Usage notes
Sometimes the distinction is made between Serbian (a person from Serbia) and Serb (a person of Serb ethnicity not necessarily from Serbia).

Translations
trans-top|Person from Serbia. See also Serb#Translations|Serb
Albanian: serb#Albanian|serb m, serbe f
Bosnian: Srbijanac#Bosnian|Srbijanac m, Srbijanka#Bosnian|Srbijanka f
Catalan: serbi m, sèrbia f
Chinese:
:Simplified: ��维�人 (S�i�rwéiyà rén)
:Traditional: ��維�人
Croatian: Srbijanac#Croatian|Srbijanac m, Srbijanka#Croatian|Srbijanka f
Danish: serber
Dutch: Serviër m, Servische f
Esperanto: serbo (1), serbiano (2)
Estonian: serblane
Faroese: serbi m
Filipino: Serbian, Serbyo
Finnish: serbi, serbialainen
French: Serbe m/f
German: Serbe m, Serbin f
Hebrew: סר�� (servi) m, סר��ת (servit) f
Hungarian: Szerb
Icelandic: Serbi
Interlingua: serbo
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Irish: Serbiach
Italian: serbo m, serba f
Kurdish: serbî, KUchar|سرب�
Norwegian: serber m
Persian: FAchar|صربستا�� (sarbist�nī)
Polish: Serb m, Serbka f
Portuguese: sérvio m
Russian: �е�б (serb) m, �е�бка|�е��бка (sérbka) f, �е�би�нин|�е�би��нин (serbijánin) m, �е�би�нка|�е�би��нка (serbijánka)) f

Slovene: Srb m, Srbkinja f
Spanish: serbio, m
Swedish: serb m, serbiska f
Tagalog: Serbyo
Turkish: Sırp
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Proper noun
en-proper noun

1. A South Slavic language spoken in the Balkans.

trans-top| The Serbian language
Albanian: serbishte
Armenian: Õ½Õ¥Ö�Õ¢Õ¥Ö�Õ¥Õ¶ (serberen)
Arabic: ARchar|ا�صرب�ة (a�-�arbīya)
Bosnian: srpski#Bosnian|srpski m
Bulgarian: ���б�ки (sr�bski) m
Catalan: serbi, m
Chinese:
:Simplified: ��维�语 (S�i�rwéiyà y�)
:Traditional: ��維��
Croatian: srpski#Croatian|srpski m
Czech: srbština
Danish: serbisk
Dutch: Servisch
Esperanto: serba lingvo
Estonian: serbia, serbia keel
Faroese: serbiskt n
Filipino: Serbian, Serbyo
Finnish: serbia, serbian kieli
French: serbe m
Georgian: ������� (serbuli)
German: Serbisch
Greek: Σε�βικά (Serviká)
Hebrew: סר��ת (servit) f
Hindi: सर�ब� (sarbī), सर�बिया� (sarbiy�ī), सर�बियन (sarbiyan)
Hungarian: szerb, szerbül
Icelandic: serbneska
Interlingua: serbo
Italian: serbo
Irish: Seirbís, f
Japanese: ����� (serubia-go)
Korean: �르��� (sereubia-eo)
Kurdish: serbî, KUchar|سرب�
Latvian: serbu
Macedonian: ��п�ки#Macedonian|��п�ки m
Norwegian: serbisk
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Nepali: सर�बियाल� (sarbiy�lī)
Persian: FAchar|صرب� (sarbi)
Polish: serbski m
Portuguese: sérvio m
Russian: �е�б�кий m
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: ��п�ки#Serbian|��п�ки m
:Roman: srpski#Serbian|srpski m
Sindhi: SDchar|سرب�|س�رب�� (sarbī)
Slovak: srb�ina f
Slovene: srbš�ina f
Swahili: kiserbia
Swedish: serbiska
Tagalog: Serbyo
Thai: THchar|ภาษา��อร���ีย� (paas�a serbian)
Turkish: Sırpça
Turkmen:
:Cyrillic: �е�б�е
:Roman: serbçe
Urdu: URchar|صرب� (sarbī)
Uyghur: FAchar|س�رپ�� (serbçe)
Uzbek:
:Cyrillic: �е�б�а
:Roman: serbça
Vietnamese: tiếng Xéc-bi
Volapük: Särbänapük
Yiddish: סער��ש (serbiš)
Xhosa: isi-Serbia
Zulu: isi-Sebhiya
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ttbc|Afrikaans: Serwies
ttbc|Amharic: ����
ttbc|Azeri:
:Cyrillic: �е�бҹ�
:Roman: serbc�
ttbc|Basque: serbiera
ttbc|Belarusian: �е�б�ка� (serbskaja)
ttbc|Breton: serbeg
ttbc|Bulgarian: ���бин (s�rbin) m, ���бкин� (sr�bkinja) f
ttbc|Flemish: Servisch
ttbc|Frisian: Servysk
ttbc|Galician: serbio
ttbc|Indonesian: bahasa Serbia
ttbc|Kyrgyz: �е�б�е (serbçe)
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ttbc|Latin: service
ttbc|Lithuanian: serbų
ttbc|Malagasy: serba
ttbc|Malay: bahasa Serbia
ttbc|Maltese: Serb
ttbc|Mongolian: �е�би (serbi)
ttbc|Romanian: sârb�
ttbc|Scottish Gaelic: Sèarbhais
ttbc|Slovak: Srb m, Srbka f
ttbc|Somali: seerbiyaan
ttbc|Tajik:
:Cyrillic: �е�би#Tajik|�е�би� (serbī)
:Perso-Arabic: FAchar|س�رب� (serbī)
ttbc|Tamil: ��ர�பியன
ttbc|Tigrinya: ����
ttbc|Ukrainian: �е�б��ка (serbs�ka)
ttbc|Welsh: Serbeg
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Adjective
en-adj|-

1. Of or pertaining to Serbia and Serbians<!--#*Do not confuse Serbian with the adjective Serb.-->
2. Of or pertaining to Serbian language

Translations
trans-top|pertaining to Serbia and Serbians
Bosnian: srbijanski#Bosnian|srbijanski m
Chinese: ��维�� (S�i�rwéiyà de)
Croatian: srbijanski#Croatian|srbijanski m
Dutch: Servisch
Esperanto: serbia
Estonian: serbia
Faroese:
:indefinite: serbiskur m, serbisk f, serbiskt n
:definite: serbiski m, serbiska f/n
Filipino: Serbian, Serbyo
Finnish: serbialainen
French: serbe m/f
German: serbisch
Hebrew: סר�� (servi) m, סר��ת f
Interlingua: serbe
Italian: serbo m, serba f
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Latvian: Serbu
Norwegian: serbisk
Persian: FAchar|صربستا�� (sarbist�nī)
Portuguese: sérvio
Russian: �е�б�кий (sérbskij)
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: ��би�ан�ки#Serbian|��би�ан�ки m
:Roman: srbijanski#Serbian|srbijanski m
Slovene: srbski m, srbska f, srbsko n
Swedish: serbisk, serbiskt, serbiska
Tagalog: Serbyo
Turkish: Sırp
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trans-top|pertaining to the Serbian language
Bosnian: srpski#Bosnian|srpski m
Croatian: srpski#Croatian|srpski m
Dutch: Servisch
Esperanto: serblingva
Estonian: serbiakeelne
Faroese:
:indefinite: serbiskur m, serbisk f, serbiskt n
:definite: serbiski m, serbiska f/n
Filipino: Serbian, Serbyo
French: serbe m/f
German: serbisch
Interlingua: serbe
Italian: serbo
Norwegian: serbisk
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Persian: FAchar|صرب� (sarbi)
Portuguese: sérvio
Russian: �е�б�кий (sérbskij)
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: ��п�ки#Serbian|��п�ки m
:Roman: srpski#Serbian|srpski m
Slovene: srbski m, srbska f, srbsko n
Swedish: serbisk, serbiskt, serbiska
Tagalog: Serbyo
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Related terms
Serbia
Serbo-Croatian

See also
Appendix:Alphabets#Serbian (Roman)
Appendix:Alphabets#Serbian (Cyrillic)
w:Serbian alphabet|Wikipedia article about Serbian Cyrillic alphabet

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