đokada

đokada
đòkāda (đògāda) ž
DEFINICIJA
reg. krug u miješanju u kartaškoj igri [jedna đokada; dvije đokade]; runda
ETIMOLOGIJA
mlet. zogàda, tal. (dijal.) giocata

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