stric

stric
strȋc m <G stríca, N mn stríčevi>
DEFINICIJA
1. očev brat
2. fam. dijete ili mlađa osoba u obraćanju starijem muškarcu, usp. striček
SINTAGMA
stric iz Amerike (ob. u šali) bogati dalji rođak koji ostavlja neočekivano nasljedstvo; nada u naglo obogaćenje bez stvarne osnove, tlapnja o bogatstvu
ONOMASTIKA
pr.: Stríčević (330, Solin, sred. Dalmacija, I Slavonija), Strȉčić (Zagreb, Nova Gradiška), Stríka (240, Zadar, Šibenik, Rijeka), Stríkić (120, Split, Sinj, Nova Gradiška, Omiš, Sinj), Strikínac (Sesvete, Slavonija), Strȉkoman (Šibenik), Strìnavić (200, Nova Gradiška, Zagreb), Strínić (310, Imotski, Split, Vinkovci, Knin), Strȋnović (Zagreb, Šibenik)
ETIMOLOGIJA
prasl. *stryjь (rus. stroj, polj. stryj) ≃ lit. strūjus: starac

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