croat

As a verb crossed

is (cross).

As an adjective croat is

having the shape of a cross or croat can be croatian.

As a noun croat is

crusader (a christian warrior who went on a crusade) or croat can be croat (an inhabitant of croatia or an ethnic croat).

As a proper noun croat is

croatian (a slavic language of the balkans).

As adjectives the difference between serbian and croat

is that serbian is (eo-form of) while croat is having the shape of a cross or croat can be croatian.

As a noun croat is

crusader (a christian warrior who went on a crusade) or croat can be croat (an inhabitant of croatia or an ethnic croat).

As a proper noun croat is

croatian (a slavic language of the balkans).

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and croat

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while croat is crusader (a christian warrior who went on a crusade) or croat can be croat (an inhabitant of croatia or an ethnic croat).

As an adjective croat is

having the shape of a cross or croat can be croatian.

As a proper noun croat is

croatian (a slavic language of the balkans).

As nouns the difference between serb and croat

is that serb is a person of Serb descent (not necessarily from Serbia). Compare Serbian while Croat is a native or inhabitant of Croatia; a person of Croatian citizenship or ethnicity.

As an adjective Serb

is of or pertaining to the people of Serbia; Serbian.