bat
Ralph Bogert
rbogert at CHASS.UTORONTO.CA
Tue Feb 13 18:55:09 UTC 2001
> There are four terms used for "bat" in the New Stokavian (post-17th century
system of iotization, desinence, and accentuation that became the basis for
standardized modern Croatian and standardized modern Serbian) area.
1. ljiljak = regional, used in southern Serbia.
2. netopir = regional, used in standard literary Croatian:
Antun Gustav Matos: "Notturno"
Miroslav Krleza: "U toj tmini netopiri zive."
3. sl(ij)epi mis = standard in both Croatian and Serbian.
4. sismis = used in Croatian Moslavina region (Bikovske Gorice) east
of Zagreb:
Slavko Kolar: "Sismis prosusti i iscezne."
Ante Kovacic: "Jos cete vi...za te mracne i sismiske poslove
odgovarati."
Hi,
>
> Could someone enlighten me as to the geographical distribution of
> of Serbocroatian "shishmish" and "slepi mish" = "bat"?
>
> Also, as far as I know, the West Slavic "netopir" is not used
> in Serbocroatian, although it is the normal word for "bat" in
> Slovene. Would that be correct?
>
> John Dingley
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