Croatian language

The Croatian language is a language of the western group of South Slavic languages which is used primarily by the Croats. It is one of the standard versions of the Central-South Slavic diasystem.

External links

Language history

• The Ba?ka Tablet - precious stone of Croatian literacy
• Croatian Glagolitic Script
• Croatian Cyrillic Script
• Croatian Glagolitic Manuscripts held outside of Croatia
• Croatian language in liturgy
• Old Church Slavonic Institute
• FOLIA CROATICA-CANADIANA: Monumental study on all aspects of Croatian language history. A 243 pages long document in PDF format
• The Croatian Language Today, a lecture given by dr. Branko Franoli?
• Croatian language chronology
• Mario Gr?evi?: Lexical changes in contemporary Croatian
• Mario Gr?evi?: Die Entstehung der kroatischen Literatursprache, 200 pages long document in PDF format, published 1997

General links

• Croatian language - basic phrases and general expressions
• Online Croatian-English and English-Croatian Dictionary, over 200000 words, example sentences, advanced search options...
• Institute of Croatian language and linguistics
• Online English-Croatian & Croatian-English Dictionary
• Online Croatian-English and English-Croatian Dictionary
• Online Croatian-German and German-Croatian Dictionary
• Croatian language resources