jugonostalgija
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Serbo-Croatian[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From jugo- (“related to Yugoslavia”) + nostalgija. Came into use in 1990s.
Pronunciation[edit]
Noun[edit]
jugonostàlgija f (Cyrillic spelling југоноста̀лгија)
- (politics, derogatory, singular only) Yugonostalgia, Yugo-nostalgia
- 1998, Žarko Paić, “Tri pristupa raspadu Jugoslavije”, in Kolo, number 1, Zagreb: Matica hrvatska, page 558:
- Možda bi se ova knjiga mogla odrediti kao dosad najlegitimniji i najbolji priručnik za »jugonostalgiju«, kad potonji pojam ne bi u hrvatskim aktualnim ideologijskim prokazivanjima imao toliko negativan naboj.
- Perhaps this book could be describes as currently the most legitimate and best manual for "yugonostalgia", if the latter term weren't so negatively charged in the current Croatian ideological denunciations.
- 2019 February 28, Nino Raspudić, “Cilj ne opravdava svako sredstvo [Razgovarao Andrija Tunjić]”, in Vijenac[1], number 652, Zagreb: Matica hrvatska:
- Mogu pojmiti i tolerirati nečiju individualnu jugonostalgiju kao osjećaj da mu je osobno prije bilo bolje, ali ne i podvale kako je tako bilo svima [...]
- I can understand and tolerate someone's individual Yugonostalgia as a feeling that they've personally been better off in the past, but not the deceptions about everyone being better off [...]
Declension[edit]
Declension of jugonostalgija
| singular | |
|---|---|
| nominative | jugonostàlgija |
| genitive | jugonostàlgijē |
| dative | jugonostàlgiji |
| accusative | jugonostàlgiju |
| vocative | jugonostàlgijo |
| locative | jugonostàlgiju |
| instrumental | jugonostàlgijōm |