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Serbia og Montenegro

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Norwegian Bokmål no thumb|The flag of Serbia and Montenegro. thumb|The location of Serbia and Montenegro in Europe. thumb|Belgrade, which served as the capital of Serbia and Montenegro. Etymology From nb Serbia Serbia + nb og and + nb Montenegro Montenegro, translating the native official name Serbo-Croatian sh Srbija i Crna Gora Serbia and Montenegro. The state adopted the name in 2003, replacing nb Jugoslavia Forbundsrepublikken Jugoslavia the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Parallel formations include nn Serbia og Montenegro, da Serbien og Montenegro, sv Serbien och Montenegro, de Serbien und Montenegro, nl Servië en Montenegro and en Serbia and Montenegro. Pronunciation nb /¹ˈsær.bi.a ɔ ¹mɔn.təˈneː.ɡru/ [ˈsæ̀ɾ.bɪ.ɑ̌ ɔ mɔn.təˈnèː.ɡɾʊ̌] nb eːɡru 8 nb Ser bi a og Mon te ne gro Proper noun nb proper noun nb historical Serbia and Montenegro; nb former country on the peninsula/Balkan Peninsula in southeastern cont/Europe, with Belgrade as its capital. nb Serbia og Montenegro ble oppløst i 2006. Serbia and Montenegro was dissolved in 2006. nb 25 November 2024 Serbia og Montenegro Store norske leksikon https://snl.no/Serbia_og_Montenegro Serbia og Montenegro var i perioden 1992–2006 en forbundsrepublikk i Sørøst-Europa, på Balkanhalvøya. Serbia and Montenegro was a federal republic in Southeastern Europe, on the Balkan Peninsula, from 1992 to 2006. https://web.archive.org/web/20260722012512/https://snl.no/Serbia_og_Montenegro 22 July 2026 Usage notes From 1992 to 2003, the state was named Forbundsrepublikken Jugoslavia (“the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia”); it adopted the name Serbia og Montenegro in 2003 and was dissolved in 2006. The native official name was Србија и Црна Гора (Srbija i Crna Gora, “Serbia and Montenegro”). The state was also commonly described in Norwegian as Statsunionen Serbia og Montenegro (“the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro”). Related terms nb Jugoslavia Yugoslavia nb Montenegro Montenegro nb Serbia Serbia See also References “Serbia og Montenegro” in Store norske leksikon. “Serbia og Montenegros historie” in Store norske leksikon. Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Proper noun nn proper noun nn Serbia and Montenegro Q37024 See also nn Serbia, nn Montenegro nn serbar, nn montenegrinar nn serbisk, nn montenegrinsk