Four Seasons in Your language.

[bella1407]

Russian:
Spring -весна/vesna(veesna)
Summer -лето/leto(lieta)
Autumn -осень/osen'(osien')
Winter -зима/zima(zeema)

[Sisak]

proljeće
ljeto
jesen
zima

[Lemon Kush]

Bulgarian:

Spring-Prolet/пролет
Summer-Lyato/лято
Fall-Esen/есен
Winter-Zima/зима

[Partizan]

Spring:İlkbahar(in folk language only Bahar)
Summer:Yaz
Autumn:Sonbahar(also Güz is used)
Winter:Kış

[Crn Volk]

Macedonian;

Spring - пролет/prolet
Summer -лето/leto
Autumn -eсен/esen
Winter -зима/zima

[arcticwolf]

wiosna
lato
jesien
zima

[rashka]

SERBIAN
Spring - proleće
Summer - leto
Autumn - jesen (pronounced yesen)
Winter - zima

[Annihilus]

Dutch

Spring: Lente
Summer: Zomer
Autumn: Herfst
Winter: Winter

[Skerdilaid]

Albanian

Spring-Pranvere
Summer-Vere
Autumn-Vjeshte
Winter-Dimer

[lI]

Lithuanian
Spring - Pavasaris
Summer - Vasara
Autumn - Ruduo
Winter - Žiema

Latvian
Spring - Pavasaris
Summer - Vasara
Autumn - Rudens
Winter - Ziema



Baltic word for Winter is an obvious cognate to the Slavic and other Indo-European words (compare: Persian Zemesta) but it is curious that Baltic word for Summer is instead a cognate to Slavic word for Spring (''vesna").

Baltic word for Autumn is derived from PIE root for ''reddish brown colour'' while Slavic word for Autumn is derived from PIE root for ''blood''