Anthonyms exist, they are words opposite to each other. Some anthonyms are made as simple negations of their positives - all those words prefixed with un-, dis-, non- etc. In serbian, they are mostly made with ne-, but there are others too. The purpose of this collection is to gather as many of wrong anthonyms, where the negative is not the opposite of its positive, but of something else, or when the positive is not a word in the language (which I'll mark with „--“).

There's also the distinction between infinite, continuous verbs and the finite ones. Usually the infinite is the basis (vaditi - to pull out), and then various prefixes turn that into finite, one-time verbs, which imply a one time action (izvaditi - to take out of, povaditi - to take all out, zavaditi - to sow discord, odvaditi - to take a bit out of). There's sometimes an opposite process, where a finite verb is turned into a continuous one (zaobići - to circumvent, to walk around, and zaobilaziti - to keep avoiding, circumventing), achieved with a -va- or similar nifix, or shift in the base. Other possible combinations exist, e.g. finite from finite from infinite (stajati - to be standing, stati - to stop, nestati - to vanish, ponestati - to run out of).

There's also a bunch of cases where thus derived verb loses relation to its source.