- prȅslab
- prȅslab prid. 〈odr. -ī〉 {{c=0}}koji je previše slab, koji nema dovoljno snage {{/c}}[∼ udarac]
Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika. 2013.
prȅslab
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