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The Position and Development of the Croatian Language from 1918 to 1945
This paper provides an overview of the position and development of the Croatian language from 1918 to 1945, including government involvement in language, norming work by Croatian linguists, and its stylistically stratified usage.
Kapetanović, Amir; Institute of Croatian Language and Linguistics (Zagreb)
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The Croatian Web Dictionary Mrežnik (ELEXIS)
Hrvatski mrežni rječnik – Mrežnik. Croatian Web Dictionary – Mrežnik is a free, corpus-based, born-digital, monolingual, easily searchable, hypertext, normative online dictionary of the Croatian standard language. It consists of three modules: for adult
Mihaljević, Milica +15 more
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Representation of Speaking Methods in Teaching and Learning Croatian Language
Rad se bavi govornim metodama u nastavi hrvatskoga jezika, pri čemu se najprije na teorijskoj razini razmatraju govorne metode te njihova klasifikacija.
Bjedov, Vesna, Vesna Bjedov
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Croatian Language in the Light of Croatian Martyrdom Anniversaries
U članku se promatra hrvatski jezik u svjetlu hrvatskih mučeničkih obljetnica. Pogibija Zrinskog i Frankopana poremetila je razvoj mješovitoga (hibridnoga) tipa hrvatskoga književnog jezika, a svim drugim hrvatskim mučeničkim obljetnicama prethodilo je ...
Mamić, Mile
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The Croatian web dictionary Mrežnik (A-F) 1.0
Croatian Web Dictionary – Mrežnik is a free, corpus-based, born-digital, monolingual, easily searchable, hypertext, normative online dictionary of the Croatian standard language.
Mihaljević, Milica +15 more
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School Dictionary of the Croatian Language (ELEXIS)
Školski rječnik hrvatskoga jezika. The printed edition of the School Dictionary of the Croatian Language was published in 2012 as a result of the project Croatian Normative One-Volume Dictionary. School Dictionary of the Croatian Language was not a born-
Matas Ivanković, Ivana +10 more
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Speech in Jurkovo Selo in Žumberak
The paper deals with the phonology, morphology and vocabulary of the speech of Jurkovo Selo (Žumberak), an immigrant ikavian-ekavian čakavian speech.
Anita Celinić, Ankica Čilaš Šimpraga
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Words with the Element e- in the Croatian Language
In the paper The meaning of "e-": Neologisms as Markers of Culture and Technology, Lucinda McDonald analyses the meaning of the element e- in the English language.
Antun Halonja, Milica Mihaljević
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Verb formation in Blaž Tadijanović’s work Svašta po malo
In the paper the authors analyze verbal derivatives and compounds in Tadijanović’s work Svašta po malo iliti kratko složenje imena i riči u ilirski i njemački jezik (1761.).
Marijana Horvat, Ermina Ramadanović
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KINESIOLOGY TERMINOLOGY IN CROATIAN SIGN LANGUAGE
The kinesiological areas of education, sport, sports recreation and kinesitherapy of children and youth with hearing impairment present a methodological and didactical problem, which occurs due to the specific characteristics that people with hearing impairment possess.
Vuljanić, Ana +2 more
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