Obiteljski nadimci u Držimurcu i Strelcu: motivacija, tvorba i pragmatika
Family nicknames are informal anthroponymic units used in many Croatian rural communities. Although considered to be products of a bygone traditional naming process, even today they are used in Drzimurec and Strelec more often in everyday communication than surnames and still have greater recognizab...
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