grub

grub
grȗb prid. <odr. -ī, komp. grȕbljī>
DEFINICIJA
1. pod dodirom hrapav, bez glatkoće i mekoće
2. pren. bez blagosti i nježnosti; neosjetljiv, surov (o osobama)
3. ovlašno izrađen, nabačen, tek zacrtan [u grubim crtama]
4. ostavljen u prirodnom obliku ili u jednostavnoj tehnologiji (kao domaće platno)
5. velik, ozbiljan [gruba greška]
6. približan [gruba procjena]
7. lokal. ružan, v.
ONOMASTIKA
Grùbiša m. i ž. os. ime (narodno, profilaktičko, v. grub (7)); hip.: Grúba ž., Grúbe m.
pr.: Grùbāč (370, Zagora, Z Slavonija), Grùbelić (340, Šibenik), Grùbeša (210, Đakovo, Prigorje), Grùbešić (490, Duga Resa, Slavonija), Grùbica (Istra), Grúbić (1650, Dalmacija, Bukovica, Lika), Grùbina, Grùbiša (370, Istra, Zagora), Grùbišić (3100, sred. Dalmacija, Lika), Grùbišin (Šibenik), Grùbješić (410, Petrinja, Pokuplje), Grùblješić (120, Banovina), Grùbnić (100, Knin), Grȗbor (430, Knin, Lika), Grubórović (150, Glina, Banovina)
ETIMOLOGIJA
prasl. i stsl. grǫbъ (rus. grúbyj, polj. greby), lit. grubti: otvrdnuti ? ≃ stvnjem. krampf: grč

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