croatian

IPA: kroʊˈeɪʃʌn

Root Word: Croatian

An inhabitant of Croatia, or a person of Croatian descent.
A standardized variety of Serbo-Croatian, a South Slavic language, spoken by Croats.
(historical) Serbo-Croatian in general, as spoken in Croatia.

Examples of "croatian" in Sentences

Childhood dream makes Croatian Christmas sparkle.
Nope, it's perfectly acceptable to use serbo-croatian.
He holds both the Croatian and the Bosnian citizenship.
I tought there is only croatian and or serbian language.
Croatian nationalism is getting the better of the article.
He was the founder of the Croatian Academy of Engineering.
The Croatian Serb army was also significantly undermanned.
She is of Croatian descent and speaks the language fluently.
The song was seen as boosting the morale of the Croatian armed forces.
At the end of 1999, the Croatian Government introduced the new passport.
Besides the indicative, Croatian uses the subjunctive and the conditional.
Without the Croatian delegation it was impossible to reconvene the congress.
What have posts glorifying the croatian war crimes have to do in Planet Ubuntu?
They split, basically same language, into the 3 new ones, bosnian, croatian and serbian.
I cut up four (short!) film reviews from a croatian newspaper I had lying around the house and photocopied them.
The borders are not accurate and serbian and croatian are 2 languages plus some language colors are overstreched ...
12 September 2007 13: 28 maninas: food matters said ... what a great round-up! thanks myriam! btw, your last name means hyacinth in croatian!
To make things even harder, I had to work, participate in ubuntu croatian community, organize ubuntu conference in Zagreb and do what I can in ubuntu community.