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Turcizms attested in written sources from the pre-standard epoch of the   Serbian language are significant for studying the chronology of this type of   loanwords, as well as for the insight into the history of language and   cultural contacts between the Serbs and the Ottoman Turks. Ljubomir   Stojanović’s six volume book Stari srpski zapisi i natpisi often presents the   first written evidence of turcizms in the Serbian language. Relevant   lexicographic resources including this material in its corpora, and thus   offering the historical linguistic data for the Turkish loanwords in the   Serbian language, are very few (RJA, STACHOWSKI 1967 and MIHAJLOVIĆ) and not   always reliable. The paper analyzes sixteen Turkish loanwords from the   Stojanović’s book, not included in these three manuals: aršin, dešerme,   juzeli, kesa, mal, mašrapa, milć, tefter (absent from all the manuals),   rakija, šinik (absent from RJA and STACHOWSKI 1967), kavga, kapičija,   kujunžija, ortak, čauš, čoha (absent from STACHOWSKI 1967). The importance of   studying Turkish loanwords from the pre-standard epoch is presented through   the etymological analysis of the word dešerme, hitherto not mentioned in a   single dictionary of the Serbian language, descriptive nor etymological.   [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 178007: Etimološka   istraživanja srpskog jezika i izrada Etimološkog rečnika srpskog jezika

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On the importance of studying turcizms from the pre-standard epoch of the Serbian language: On the selected material from Stari srpski zapisi i natpisi by Ljubomir Stojanovic