Serbo-Croatian
- Proper noun. (historical) The standard language of Yugoslavia, in which Serbian and Croatian languages were considered as a unit (as "Eastern variant" and "Western variant" respectively), and in which Bosnian language did not exist.
- Proper noun. An umbrella term for all the Slavic dialects spoken in nowadays Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro; in dialectology commonly referred to as ''Central South Slavic diasystem''.
- Proper noun. A macrolanguage grouping of standard Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian language employed by ISO 639-3.
- Adjective. pertaining to the Serbo-Croatian language.
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