Krstače

Krstače (pronounced [ˈkrstaːt͡ʃɛ]) is a Serbian word that has several related meanings, primarily pertaining to crosses or cruciferous shapes. It can refer to:

• Plural of Krst: Krstače is the plural form of the noun "krst," which means "cross" in Serbian. Thus, "krstače" can simply mean "crosses."

• Cruciferous Shapes/Objects: The term can describe objects or shapes that resemble a cross. This could include physical items, architectural features, or even patterns.

• A type of grape: Krstače is the name of a specific variety of grape native to Montenegro. It is a red grape used in winemaking. Wines made from this grape are also referred to as "Krstače."

• Figurative Meaning: In some contexts, "krstače" may be used figuratively to refer to crossroads or difficult decisions, drawing upon the symbolic association of the cross with suffering or important choices.

The specific meaning of "krstače" depends on the context in which it is used.