кроасан in Serbo-Croatian

IPA: /kroǎsaːn/ [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: Borrowed from French croissant (“crescent, croissant”), from Latin crēscēns, from crēscō (“I grow, increase”). * (Croat): Likely from the fact Croatia looks like an elongated croissant, as well as kroasan being similar in pronunciation to kroat, an earlier slur for particularly Westernized Croats who were perceived as traitors of Slavdom (especially when also being intolerant of Serbs). Etymology templates: {{bor+|sh|fr|croissant||crescent, croissant}} Borrowed from French croissant (“crescent, croissant”), {{der|sh|la|crēscēns}} Latin crēscēns, {{sense|Croat}} (Croat): Head templates: {{sh-noun|кроа̀са̄н|m-in}} кроа̀са̄н m inan (Latin spelling kroàsān) Forms: кроа̀са̄н [canonical, inanimate, masculine], kroàsān [romanization], no-table-tags [table-tags], кроа̀са̄н [nominative, singular], кроаса́ни [nominative, plural], кроаса́на [genitive, singular], кроасана [genitive, plural], кроасану [dative, singular], кроасанима [dative, plural], кроа̀са̄н [accusative, singular], кроасане [accusative, plural], кроасане [singular, vocative], кроасани [plural, vocative], кроасану [locative, singular], кроасанима [locative, plural], кроасаном [instrumental, singular], кроасанима [instrumental, plural]

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"кроасан" meaning in Serbo-Croatian

Noun