Croatian linguistic purism
Croatian linguistic purism One of the features of Croatian language, common to many Central-European languages (Czech, German, Polish) is word coinage. Croatian tradition of neologisms and linguistic purism ...
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Talk:Croatian linguistic purism
Talk:Croatian linguistic purism earlier talk -> Talk:Croat and Bosnian neologisms ... UTC) Previously, this page listed alternative official Croatian translations of the words belt, telephone, pistol, television, gutter, helicopter. As a native Croatian speaker, I am unable to confirm ...
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Linguistic purism
Linguistic purism It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Linguistic protectionism. (Discuss) Linguistic purism is the opposition to any changes ...
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Croatian language
Croatian language Croatian (Hrvatski) Spoken in: Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina ... European Slavic South Slavic Western South Slavic Croatian Official status Official language of: Croatia, Bosnia ... contain IPA phonetic symbols in Unicode. The Croatian language is a language of the western ... versions of the Central-South Slavic diasystem. Croatian is based on the Štokavian dialect ( ...
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Linguistic protectionism
Linguistic protectionism Linguistic protectionism is any state policy introduced to ... form of language expansion is known as purism. Possible forms of linguistic protectionism are (from milder to harsher): maintaining ... a well-known example often cited in linguistic texts; however, in recent decades, it ...
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Talk:Croat and Bosnian neologisms
... that in the late 70s, 80s & 90s Croatian linguists invented new words and revived archic words in order to differenciate Croatian from Serbian. I can't speak for ... sort of text that pretends to be Croatian. Otherwise, the Croatian section is simply wrong -- most those words ... really should be merged and redirected with Croatian language and Bosnian language, and dealt ...
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Talk:Shtokavian dialect
... as older dialectologists had thought (for instance, Croatian philologist Milan Rešetar Milan Rešetar was a ... Kordun, parts of Podravina, Žumberak, Moslavina,...). The linguistic borders usually follow religious ones. The northern ... with a combination of national zeal and linguistic (all right-not only linguistic) ignorance, has just, with a few minor ... can be seen even in Croatia, for Croatian Serbs: 1991 data gives ca. 550. ...
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Talk:Croatia
... 15:20, 18 September 2002. Cf. Talk:Croatian linguistic purism#Constructs. --Shallot Shallot, it IS a communist ... alright to use the term "socijalizam" in Croatian but for someone used to English historical ... grammatical rules and words is called Serbo-Croatian (in wikipedia and throughout universities and ...
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User talk:Macedonian
... the Rudjer Boskovic page and delete the Croatian alternative for the name (I am out ... right now, I am interested in Greater Croatian propaganda. Ljudevit Gaj claims that he had ... when he forged the new štokav dialect Croatian language. This was accepted until 1990. The ... this matter that they draw that the Croatian language is based on the Ragusian Slav ... fact is used also to claim Ragusa Croatian heritage (inhabited by Croats, Croatian culture...) ...
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Talk:Ancient Greek phonology/Archive 1
... could possibly be associated with the modern linguistic term labial nor do any Greek grammerians ... it has been cited. Once again the linguistic terms aspirated and fricative are never used ... scientific view of this same question among linguistic scientists at Greek universities? That the ancient ... that the pitch accent is the mainstream linguistic/philological position. But it is often possible ... such (though his paper is full of linguistic howlers, and complete disregard for the ...
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