Izrazi

Izrazi is the plural form of izraz in several South Slavic languages, notably Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, and Slovenian. The word translates to "expressions" or "phrases" and is used broadly to denote units of meaning, terms, or symbolic constructs.

In grammar and linguistics, izraz denotes a unit of meaning that can be a word, a phrase, idiom, or a set expression. The plural izrazi refers to such units collectively. Phrases like gramatički izraz (grammatical expression) or idiomski izraz are common.

In mathematics and computing, izraz refers to a mathematical or programmatic expression. For example, 2x+3 and (a+b)/c are izrazi; in programming contexts, an izraz is an expression in code that yields a value.

Origin and note: The term derives from the verb izraziti/izražavati, meaning to express. It is a standard lexeme within these languages and is not generally used as a corporate name or in English-language contexts.