Talk:Kalemegdan Park

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Great vs. Big vs. Greater?

"Veliki" can be translated has any of the three terms, however I think there's substantial reason to believe that either of the two latter terms may be a more accurate translation. The terms "Veliki" and "Mali" are used in juxtaposition as opposites, in a similar way as "big" and "little" or "greater" and "lesser" would be used in English. Admittedly "Big Kalemegdan Park" and "Little Kalemegdan Park" sound somewhat silly in English in a way the terms in Serbian do not, so I'd personally tend towards "Greater Kalemegdan" and "Lesser Kalemegdan" as translations. The article doesn't actually cite any source for its translations, and my cursory search doesn't yield any authoritative sources. Any English results I've found which mention the split seem to be unofficial sources which quote this article verbatim, so it'd be nice if someone could either find a source with a more authoritative translation. Otherwise, the issue of the translation is something which should be resolved by consensus, hence opening this talk thread. Dimitriye98 (talk) 07:37, 2 December 2021 (UTC)