Croatian
From Zagreb's country
Croatian refers to the people, language, or culture of Croatia, a country on the Adriatic Sea in southeastern Europe.
The Croatian language is a South Slavic tongue, mutually intelligible with Serbian and Bosnian though written in the Latin alphabet rather than Cyrillic.
As a noun, a Croatian is a person from Croatia: My grandfather was a Croatian who emigrated after World War II.
Balkan fruit brandy
Sea east of Italy
Of certain Eastern Europeans
- LatinAncient Roman language
- alphabetLanguage's letter system
- grammarLanguage's structural rules
- declensionNoun form variation
dialect · linguistics · vocabulary · pronunciation · diacritics
Legal national member
- passportGovernment-issued travel credential
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
- homelandOne's native land
- identityWho someone is
expatriate · emigration · immigration · naturalization · patriotism · allegiance · sovereignty · statehood
rakija
Balkan fruit brandy
Adriatic
Sea east of Italy
Slavic
Of certain Eastern Europeans
declension · dialect · linguistics · vocabulary · pronunciation · diacritics
citizen
Legal national member
- passportGovernment-issued travel credential
- diasporaScattered population sharing origins
- homelandOne's native land
identity · expatriate · emigration · immigration · naturalization · patriotism · allegiance · sovereignty · statehood · compatriot
- languagesEnglish, Arabic, Chinese, German, French
- Indo-European LanguagesEnglish, German, French, Spanish, Italian
- CroatiaZagreb, Dubrovnik, Dalmatia, counties, Luka Modric
- Slavic cultureRussian, Polish, Ukrainian, Czech, Serbian
- Mediterranean languagesFrench, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Romanian
- Adriatic linguisticsSlovenian, Italian, Serbian, Bosnian, Montenegrin
CroatianSerbian
Of or from Serbia
Bosnian · Slovenian · Montenegrin · Yugoslav · Kosovar
CroatianSerbian
Of or from Serbia
Eastern Orthodox · Bosniak · Montenegrin · Greek · Russian
- Croatian heritageBackground from Adriatic nation