обзор

From Proto-Slavic *obzorъ. Cognate with Bulgarian обзо́р (obzór, “inspection, review”), Serbo-Croatian о̀бзор (“horizon”), Slovene obzȍr (“review, horizon”) (tonal orthography) (genitive obzóra (tonal orthography)), Czech obzor (“horizon; review”), Slovak obzor (“horizon”), Slovincian u̯óbzȯr (“horizon”), Ukrainian обзі́р (obzír, “review (military)”). Synchronically derivable from обозре́ть (obozrétʹ), with typical Indo-European nominal o-vocalism (compare набо́р (nabór) and набра́ть (nabrátʹ), the latter with future tense наберу́ (naberú) etc. showing typical Indo-European present/future verbal e-vocalism).

• IPA^(key): [ɐbˈzor]

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обзо́р • (obzór) m inan (genitive обзо́ра, nominative plural обзо́ры, genitive plural обзо́ров)

1. survey, roundup
2. review
3. field of view/vision

• обозрева́тель (obozrevátelʹ)
• обозрева́ть (obozrevátʹ), обзирать (obziratʹ)
• обозре́ние (obozrénije)

• Trubačev O. N., Žuravlev A. F., editors (2005), “*obzorъ”, in Etimologičeskij slovarʹ slavjanskix jazykov [Etymological dictionary of Slavic languages] (in Russian), volume 31, Moscow: Nauka, page 214

From Russian обзо́р (obzór). Compare зрије́ти/зре́ти.

• IPA^(key): /ǒbzor/
• Hyphenation: об‧зор

о̀бзор m (Latin spelling òbzor)

1. horizon

• “обзор” in Hrvatski jezični portal