Borrowed from Greek λεμονάδα (lemonáda), from Venetan łimonada. First attested in 1846. The form with -адь (-adʹ) is borrowed from Russian лимонад (limonad), and the one with -ата (-ata) arose by influence of either Ottoman Turkish لیموناطه (limonata) or Italian limonata.
Cognates include Serbo-Croatian limunáda / лимуна́да, Aromanian limunadhã and Albanian limonadë.
лимона́да • (limonáda) f (relational adjective лимона́ден or лимона́дов, diminutive лимона́дка)
singular | plural | |
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indefinite | лимона́да limonáda |
лимона́ди limonádi |
definite | лимона́дата limonádata |
лимона́дите limonádite |
лимонада • (limonada) f
singular | plural | |
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indefinite | лимонада (limonada) | лимонади (limonadi) |
definite unspecified | лимонадата (limonadata) | лимонадите (limonadite) |
definite proximal | лимонадава (limonadava) | лимонадиве (limonadive) |
definite distal | лимонадана (limonadana) | лимонадине (limonadine) |
vocative | лимонадо (limonado) | лимонади (limonadi) |
лимона́да • (limonáda) m inan