strn

From Proto-Slavic *stь̑rnь (“stubble”).

• IPA^(key): /str̩̂ːn/

stȓn f (Cyrillic spelling стр̑н)

1. stubble, what is left on the field after its being mowed down
   • 1875 December 11, Gospodarski list, volume 23, number 25, page 199:

     Pošto nam prošle godine, veli on, nije manjkalo radnih sila, dao sam veći diel strni odmah na polju pomoćju stroja izmlatiti, naročito ječam.

     Since the last years, he says, we haven’t been short of work force, I have authorized to ground the most part of the stubble on the field immediately with machine help, particularly the barley.

• stȓnī, str̀nī (“stubble-related”)
• strnjȉka, str̀njika (“stubble field”)
• strnika (“stubble field”)
• str̀njīk (“stubble field”), gen. strnjíka
• str̀nīk (“stubble field”), gen. strníka
• strnjȉna, strnjìna (“stubble field”)
• stȑnjīšte, str̀njīšte (“stubble field”)
• strnìca (“stubble field”)
• stȓnje (“stubble”)
• strnòkoc (“stubble field”)

stȓn m (Cyrillic spelling стр̑н)

1. alternative form of stȓn f

• “strn” in Hrvatski jezični portal
• Ћупић, Драго; Ћупић, Жељко (1997), “стр̑н”, in Речник говора Загарача (Српски диалектолошки зборник; 44), Belgrad, page 468
• “стр̑н”, in Речник српскохрватскога књижевног језика (in Serbo-Croatian), volume 6, Друго фототипско издање edition, Нови Сад, Загреб: Матица српска, Матица хрватска, 1976, published 1990, pages 31–32