Questions & Answers about Tek navečer osjećam da sam umoran.
Tek means only / just / not until, with a strong nuance of lateness or delay.
So Tek navečer osjećam da sam umoran is closer to:
- “I don’t feel (that I’m) tired until the evening.”
- “Only in the evening do I feel tired.”
If you replace it with samo:
- Samo navečer osjećam da sam umoran.
This means “I only feel tired in the evening (and not at other times)”, but it doesn’t automatically carry the idea of delay (“not until then”) as strongly as tek does.
In short:
- tek = only / just, with the sense “not before that time”.
- samo = only, simply limiting something, without the built‑in idea of “not before”.
Both can be correct here, but tek is more natural if you want the “not until evening” feeling.
Navečer is an adverb meaning “in the evening” in a general or habitual sense.
- Tek navečer osjećam… = “Only in the evening I feel…”
Differences:
večer – a noun, “evening”.
- Ova večer = this evening
- = every evening