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False Friends of the Slavist/Croatian-Bosnian

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Hrvatski jezik — Bosanski jezik

Bosansko-hrvatski lažni prijatelji Hrvatsko-bošnjački lažni prijatelji


Cr. baba
Bo. baba ‘old woman’
Bo. baba 1. baba ‘old woman’
2. baka ‘grandmother’
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Cr. igrati
Bo. igrati ‘to play (a game)’
Bo. igrati 1. igrati ‘to play (a game)’
2. plesati ‘to dance’
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Cr. kor
Bo. hor ‘choir’
Bo. kor Cr. korpus ‘corps’
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Cr. kovčeg
1. kovčeg ‘suitcase’
2. kovčeg ‘trunk, box, chest’
Bo. kovčeg 1. kovčeg ‘suitcase’
2. kovčeg ‘trunk, box, chest’
3. lijes ‘coffin’
map
Cr. lice
Bo. lice ‘face’
Bo. lice 1. lice ‘face’
2. osoba ‘person’
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Cr. listopad
1. listopad ‘falling of leaves’
2. oktobar ‘October’
Bo. listopad Cr. listopad ‘falling of leaves’
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Cr. nedjelja
Bo. nedjelja ‘Sunday’
Bo. nedjelja 1. nedjelja ‘Sunday’
2. tjedan, sedmica ‘week’
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Cr. sklanjati
1. sklanjati ‘to hide; to clear away, to remove’
2. deklinirati ‘to decline (grammar)
Bo. sklanjati Cr. sklanjati ‘to hide; to clear away, to remove’
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Cr. sprezati
1. sprezati ‘to put (horses) to (a coach), to harness’
2. konjugirati ‘to conjugate’
Bo. sprezati Cr. sprezati ‘to put (horses) to (a coach), to harness’
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For additional information on false friends, see the On-line hypertext bibliography by Daniel Bunčić and Ryszard Lipczuk.

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