Breakdown of Protivnik čeka moj potez.
Questions & Answers about Protivnik čeka moj potez.
Protivnik means opponent, adversary, or sometimes rival, depending on context.
In this sentence, it most naturally means opponent, especially in a game, sport, chess, or any competitive situation.
It comes from protiv = against, so protivnik is literally someone who is against you.
Čeka is the 3rd person singular present tense of the verb čekati, which means to wait.
So:
- ja čekam = I wait / I am waiting
- ti čekaš = you wait
- on/ona/ono čeka = he/she/it waits
In Protivnik čeka moj potez, čeka means is waiting for.
A useful note: in Serbian, čekati takes a direct object in many cases, so Serbian says literally waits my move, where English would normally say waits for my move.
Because moj has to agree with potez in gender, number, and case.
Potez is: