| 释义 |
yu·go·slav
I. \|yü(ˌ)gō|släv, -lav, -lȧv\ noun
or yu·go·slav·ian \-vēən, -vyən\; also ju·go·slav \|yü(ˌ)gō-\; or ju·go·slav·ian
(-s)
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: Yugoslav from French Yougoslave, from German Jugoslawe, from Serbian jugo- (from jug south, from Old Slavic jugŭ) + German Slawe Slavic, from Medieval Latin Sclavus; Yugoslavian, Jugoslavian from Yugoslavia, Jugoslavia + English -an, n. suffix; Jugoslav from German Jugoslawe — more at augelite, slave
: a native or inhabitant of Yugoslavia — compare croatian, south slav
II. adjective
or yugoslavian \“\; also jugoslav \“\; or jugoslavian \“\
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Yugoslav, Jugoslav from Yugoslav (I), Jugoslav; Yugoslavian, Jugoslavian from Yugoslavia, Jugoslavia + English -an, adjective suffix
1. : of, relating to, or characteristic of Yugoslavia
2. : of, relating to, or characteristic of the people of Yugoslavia |