Before revision: Other derivatives of the word include "gospodarstvo" which means ownership, household and property, and economy; in Bulgarian, Russian, Macedonian, and Serbo-Croatian gospodin (господин) which translates as "Sir" and/or "Mister" and "gospodstvo", while "Gospod" refers to God and is identical to Russian gospod` (господь, "the Lord"used only for God) and gosudar''' ("sovereign").
After revision: , "gentleman"Other derivatives of the word include "gospodarstvo" which means ownership, household and property, and economy; in Bulgarian, Russian, Macedonian, and Serbo-Croatian gospodin (господин) which translates as "Sir" and/or "Mister" and "gospodstvo", while "Gospod" refers to God and is identical to Russian gospod` (господь, "the Lord"used only for God) and gosudar''' ("sovereign").