croatian (language), n.Definitions

Croatian (language) is Serbo-Croatian written in the alphabet used in Catholic Gospels.

Croatian (language) is essentially a different language from Serbian, but merged by mutual hatred.

Croatian (language) is the result of the artificial intention to differentiate it from the rest of the Serbo-Croatian dialects by changing all the nice words by those that only the peasants of the country use. If they are the same as in Serbia, then they use Italian ones.