Brother’s son in the Croatian language by Dijana Ćurković, Perina Vukša, Željko Jozić

“…It describes the terms for ‘brother’s son’ in three components of the Croatian language: dialectological data, which is analysed, described and mapped; lexicographical data, through a diachronic consideration of grammars from the 17th century up to modern dictionaries of the Croatian standard language; and the online corpus of literary works in the Croatian language. …”
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THE CATEGORY OF COUNTABILITY IN THE CROATIAN LANGUAGE by Marija Znika

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The Consequences of Internationalization in the Croatian Language by Barbara Štebih Golub, Marijana Horvat

Subjects: “…the Croatian language…”
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Neologisms and Borrowings in the Serbian and Croatian Languages by N V Novospasskaya

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Words with the Element e- in the Croatian Language by Antun Halonja, Milica Mihaljević

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Building a Croatian language stemmer by Ivan Pandžić

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Norms for Semantic Categories in the Croatian Language by Maja Kućar, Valnea Žauhar, Igor Bajšanski, Dražen Domijan, Tanja Gulan

“…Category norms are a methodological research tool that can be used for systematization of verbal stimuli in future research in the Croatian language in the area of cognitive psychology, psycholinguistics and related fields.…”
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Historical Context of Selected Collocations in the Croatian Language by Magdalena Baer

Subjects: “…history of collocations in croatian language…”
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Quantitative Assessment of Text Difficulty in Croatian Language by Sanja Brangan

“…Finally, a readability formula for Croatian language is suggested, as modified from Flesch Reading Ease for English language, which could be used as an objective indicator for a rough assessment of text difficulty in Croatian language.…”
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Upwards Intensifiers in the English, German and Croatian Language by Anita Pavić Pintarić, Zrinka Frleta

“… This paper investigates the upwards intensifiers (adverbs of intensifying) in the English, German and Croatian language. Intensity as an important human cognitive category, and language expressivity is differently treated in grammars and dictionaries of all three languages, especially with respect to different degrees of intensity. …”
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MORPHOLOGICAL OVERLAPPINGS OF SYSTEMS IN GERMAN AND CROATIAN LANGUAGE by Marinko Pandžić

“…It played a great role in the Croatian language when forming a morphological system of aspirations for simplifying a rich Proto-Slavic system which had many declinations and verbal forms. …”
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IDENTIFICATION AND WORD-FORMATION OF EUPHEMISMS IN CROATIAN LANGUAGE by Branko Kuna

“…Words and expressions with euphemistic meaning are always connected with a man and therefore is such a lexis explicitly anthropocentric. In Croatian language semantic and lexic means dominate in the strategies of euphemisation and the most common are metaphor, metonymic nomination and loanwords. …”
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The usage of the accusative without prepositions in modern Croatian language by Vlasta Rišner

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Spelling Features of SMS Communication in Russian and Croatian Languages by Sandra Hadžihalilović

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Enclitics in Croatian Language Teaching – Between Ideas and Practice by Ana Kedveš, Ana Werkmann

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Machine Translation System for the Industry Domain and Croatian Language by Ivan Dunđer

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SINTAX IN THE GRAMMAR OF CROATIAN LANGUAGE WRITTEN BY PARČIĆ IN 1873 by Diana Stolac, Anastazija Vlastelić

Subjects: “…Croatian language…”
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ANGLICISMS IN THE ECONOMIC TERMINOLOGY OF THE CROATIAN LANGUAGE AND THE STANDARD LANGUAGE NORM by Branka Drljača

“…The former covers replacing of foreign terms with Croatian equivalents or at least their adaptation according to the rules of the Croatian language. The latter implies fulfilling new lexical needs. …”
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ANTUN BARAC ABOUT CROATIAN LANGUAGE IN 19TH CENTURY by Marko Samardžija

“…Antun Barac (1894-1955), Croatian historian of literature, published several articles about Croatian language in the 19th century. The articles were published between 1938 and 1954. …”
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Correlations between apophonic patterns and grammatical aspect in Croatian language by Davor Krsnik

“…The paper explores the grammatical function of apophony by focusing on the derivation of aspectual verb pairs in the Croatian language. From a theoretical perspective, this paper belongs to an area of dispute between authors from two contrary currents of thought. …”
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