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Linguistic Terminology in Klaić’s Dictionary of Foreign Words (Rječnik stranih riječi) and New Dictionary of Foreign Words (Novi rječnik stranih riječi) by Bratoljub Klaić and Školska knjiga [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
The authors compare two dictionaries of foreign words Rječnik stranih riječi (1983) prepared by Željko Klaić, the son of Bratoljub Klaić, and Novi rječnik stranih riječi (2012) the authors of which are Bratoljub Klaić and Školska knjiga.
Milica Mihaljević, Lana Hudeček
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Bratoljub Klaić and Old Croatian Writers [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
Already at a glance, the work-filled life of Bratoljub Klaić provides an insight into the wide scope of his interests, and makes us wonder what Croatian linguistics could have done had there been more favourable circumstances. Literature and theatre were
Josip Lisac
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Bratoljub Klaić’s Contribution to the Reception of Ancient Greek Tragedy in Croatia [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
Bratoljub Klaić began his work as a translator in the 1950’s, when new approaches and criteria were being established in the theatrical interpretation of ancient Greek drama.
Sanja Perić Gavrančić
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Russianisms in Klaić’s Dictionary of Foreign Words [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
Dictionary of Foreign Words by Bratoljub Klaić represents a masterpiece of Croatian lexicography. Russian foreign words, as object of our interest, are analyzed based on their entry in the Dictionary (1951 – 2012 period), and the way they are defined and
Kristian Lewis, Željka Čelić
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An Attempt of Periodization of Adolf Bratoljub Klaić’s Works [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
The croatian linguist, lexicographer and translator Adolf Bratoljub Klaić (born in Bizovac in 1909 – died in Zagreb in 1983) published his first literary work in the journal “Youth” (“Omladina”) in 1926 (the poem “Na grobu srpanjskih žrtava” / “On the ...
Marko Samardžija
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Klaić’s Pedagogical Attempt in Accentology [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
Numerous accent “types” listed in detail for the first time in the works of Đ. Daničić motivated many works in accentology during the 20th century. Their primary aim was to render accent typology simpler and clearer and to warn about the (non)currentness
Blaženka Martinović
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Miroslav Krleža in Dictionary of Foreign Words [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
In his foreword to the Dictionary of Foreign Words, Bratoljub Klaić does not speak much of the dictionary’s literary sources, however he does mention that the dictionary contains “many foreign words from older Croatian literature found by the author in ...
Ivana Klinčić
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The Accent Marking in the Work Naglasni sustav standardnoga hrvatskog jezika by Bratoljub Klaić vs the Contemporary Accent Marking [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
The accent marking style in the work Naglasni sustav standardnoga hrvatskog jezika (The accentual system of standard Croatian) by Bratoljub Klaić reminded me, as its reviewer, of the ways in which accents were marked in some older Croatian grammars ...
Nives Opačić
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Bratoljub Klaić and the Štokavian Dialect of Lower Podravina [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
In this paper the author compares certain aspects of Klaić’s description of the Bizovac speech with Podgajci speech. The differences between these two are analyzed.
Marija Znika
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Verb Entries in the First Four Editions of Dictionary of Foreign Words (¹1951., ²1958.,³1962., ⁴1966.) by Bratoljub Klaić [PDF]

Rasprave Instituta za Hrvatski Jezik i Jezikoslovlje, 2014
Dictionary of foreign words by Bratoljub Klaić is a serious, reliable and relevant lexicographical handbook to the professional circles as well as to the interested users.
Bernardina Petrović, Dunja Vranešević
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