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A description of numerals in grammars of the Croatian Kajkavian literary language
, 2012 U članku se donosi raščlamba opisa brojevnih riječi u gramatikama hrvatskoga kajkavskog književnog jezika te usporedba s matematičkim priručnikom Mihalja Šiloboda Bolšića Arithmetika horvatszka iz 1758.
Klinčić, Ivana, Ivana Klinčić
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Croatian Home Guardsmen Terminology
, 2017 The paper discusses Croatian terminology relating to home guardsmen (domobrani) in the manuscripts and war diaries from Kamilo Firinger’s legacy. Kamilo Firinger fought in the 1st World War and his language and the military terminology he uses are ...
Ham, Sanda, Sanda Ham
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Croatian Friesachs – The First Croatian Coins (3)
, 2009 Autor analizira denare koje su Rengjeo i Koch u svojim radovima odredili kao hrvatske frizatike. Na osnovi tipografije, stila i tehnike kovanja, određuje razliku između kraljevskih (ugarskih) i herceških (hrvatskih) kovova.
Smajlagić, Robert, Robert Smajlagić
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Macroprudential regulation of credit booms and busts -- the case of Croatia [PDF]
Croatia employed macroprudential measures to manage credit growth and capital inflows during the boom years of the 2000s, including reserve requirements on loan growth, a marginal reserve requirement on increases in foreign liabilities, foreign exchange ...
Galac, Tomislav, Kraft, Evan
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Outstanding Croatian Scientists in Diaspora
, 2017 Nine books entitled Distinguished Croatian Scientists in America (two volumes) and Distinguished Croatian Scientists in the World (seven volumes), edited by Janko Herak, have been published by the Croatian-American Society in Zagreb.
Janko Herak, Herak, Janko
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, 2010 Aim To investigate possible interactions between genetic variants in glucose transporter type 9 (SLC2A9) gene and dietary habits in serum uric acid regulation.
Klišmanić, Zorana +11 more
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Croatian Matrimonial Terminology
, 1996 Croatian equivalents for the Latin marilus 'husband', uxor 'wife' and coniux 'spouse' are discussed. Since Croatian supplies a wealth of such terms, with fairly recent additions (such as Supružnici), the author has attempted to evaluate these items ...
Mile Mamić, Mamić, Mile
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