testovi

Testovi is a plural noun used in Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin, and Serbian to mean tests or examinations. The form comes from the English loanword test, adapted with a Slavic plural ending -ovi. In everyday language it covers a range of assessment instruments designed to measure knowledge, skill, or properties.

In education, testovi include quizzes, midterm and final exams, standardized tests, and other assessments used to evaluate learning outcomes. They can be summative or formative, graded or ungraded, and may be administered on paper, digitally, or orally.

In science and medicine, testovi refer to diagnostic or experimental procedures that determine the presence or characteristics of a substance or condition, such as laboratory or clinical tests. In psychology, psychometric tests are also called testovi.

In software development and quality assurance, testovi describe software tests, including unit tests, integration tests, and system tests, aimed at verifying functionality and reliability before release.

The term is widely understood but can carry different connotations depending on the context. When referring to multiple assessments, testovi is used; adjectives often specify the domain, for example laboratory testovi or written testovi.