grab

grab
grȁb m <N mn gràbovi>
DEFINICIJA
bot. bjelogorično drvo (Carpinus) iz porodice brezovki (Betulaceae) (bijeli g. Carpinus orientalis, crni g. Ostrya carpinifolia); grabar
ONOMASTIKA
pr. (kod nekih imena preklapanje s v. graba, grabiti; etnici): Grȁb (Sisak), Gràbar, Gràbērec (Grabérec) (Prigorje), Grabérskī (120, Prigorje), Grábić (550, Zagora, Podravina), Grȁbovac (800, Zagora), Gràbrovec (110, Zagorje, Prigorje), Gràbrović (100, Istra, Međimurje), Grȁbušić (320, Donja Stubica)
top. (često u mikrotop. i hidronim. naselja): Grȁb (Sinj, Gračac), Gràbarak (Jastrebarsko), Gràbārje (Požega, Slavonski Brod), Gràberec (Vrbovec), Gràbērje (Petrinja), Gràberšćāk (Graberšćȃk) (Vrbovec), Gràbić (Slatina), Gràbīk (Čazma), Gràboštani (Kostajnica), Grȁbovac (Petrinja, Slunj, Karlovac), Gràbovci (Šibenik), Gràbovica (Dvor), Gràbōvnica (Čazma), Gràbovo (Vukovar), Gràbričina (Kutina), Gràbrova (Opatija), Gràbrovec (Zabok), Grabróvnica (Đurđevac), Grabróvnīk (Čakovec), Gràbrov Pòtok (Kutina), Grȁbušić (Korenica) i sl.
ETIMOLOGIJA
prasl. *grab (r)ъ (rus., polj. grab)

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