ločevati

Slovene

From ločīti +‎ -ováti.

ločeváti impf (perfective ločīti or lọ́čiti)

(transitive) to separate (to make something no longer together with something) [with od (+ genitive) ‘from’]
(transitive) to distinguish (to see, to feel the difference between people, things, concepts) [with od (+ genitive) ‘from’]
(reflexive with se) to separate
- 2011, Osamosvojitev 1991: država in demokracija na Slovenskem v zgodovinskih razsežnostih‎^[1], Znanstvena založba Filozofske fakultete Univerze v Ljubljani, →ISBN, page 142:
  Torej, pravi Lenin, Marxa je razumel le tisti, ki meni, da je diktatura enega razreda neizogibna in potrebna tudi v celotnem zgodovinskem obdobju, ko se ločujeta kapitalizem in družba brez razredov, t.j. komunizem.
  So, says Lenin, the only one who truly understood Marx is the one who believes that the dictatorship of one class is inevitable and necessary even throughout the entire historical period in which capitalism and a classless society, i.e., communism, separate.
(reflexive with se, literary) to be different, to differ [with od (+ genitive) ‘from’]
(reflexive with se) to get divorced