- Neo-Shtokavian,
second is the way the old
Slavic phoneme jat has
changed (Ikavian,
Ijekavian or Ekavian), and
third is
presence of
Young Proto-Slavic
isogloss (Schakavian...
- Ekavian, but
Ijekavian dialects introduce a ije/je
alternation to
retain a distinction.
Standard Croatian and
Bosnian are
based on
Ijekavian,
whereas Serbian...
-
bijel /
bijeli in the
standard Bosnian, Croatian,
Montenegrin and
Serbian Ijekavian variants of Serbo-Croatian (genitive
bijela / bijelog(a)) bel / beli in...
- Ikavian);
Dubrovnik dialect (also
called Western Ijekavian);
Eastern Herzegovinian dialect (also
called Neo-
Ijekavian); Užican
dialect (also
called Zlatibor dialect);...
- case of
short vowels) and 50% (in the case of long vowels). The long
Ijekavian reflex of Proto-Slavic jat is of
disputed status. The
prescriptive grammar...
-
decisive role was pla**** by
Croatian Vukovians, who
cemented the
usage of
Ijekavian Neo-Shtokavian as the
literary standard in the late 19th and the beginning...
- ethnicities,
either with the
Ekavian or the
Ijekavian accent) and
Western (used in
Croatia by all ethnicities, the
Ijekavian accent only). However, due to discontent...
- and Bulgaria.
Other spellings include Snježana and Sniježana,
found in
Ijekavian-speaking
areas (Croatia,
Bosnia and
Herzegovina including Republika Srpska...
- Neo-Shtokavian):
central and
northern Serbia Eastern Herzegovinian (
Ijekavian, Neo-Shtokavian):
southwestern Serbia,
western half of Montenegro, Bosnia...
-
Syrmia (Ekavian Serbo-Croatian: Srem/Срем or
Ijekavian Srijem/Сријем) is a
region of the
southern Pannonian Plain,
which lies
between the
Danube and Sava...
