kozji

Kozji is a term that can refer to several things, primarily related to goats. In some Slavic languages, like Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian, "kozji" is an adjective meaning "goat's" or "of a goat." For example, "kozji sir" translates to "goat cheese," and "kozji rog" means "goat's horn." This usage is common when describing products derived from goats or features associated with them.

Beyond its literal meaning, "kozji" can also appear in place names or as a surname in regions where Slavic languages are spoken. These names often indicate a historical connection to goats, perhaps due to goat herding being a prominent activity in the area or a characteristic of the original inhabitants.

In a broader, less common context, the word might be used colloquially to describe something rough, coarse, or unrefined, drawing a parallel to the perceived nature of goats. However, the primary and most widespread meaning of "kozji" is directly tied to the animal itself, its products, and related geographical or personal identifiers.