Editing Janjevci (section)

===Language===
According to Croatian classification, they speak in Janjevo-Lepenica idiom, which belongs to Torlak dialect group.<ref name=MojaH/>

The names for the parts of the day are borrowed from [[Turkish language|Turkish]]: ''saba'' ([[morning]]), ''ićindije'' ([[afternoon]] after [[sunset]]) and ''akšam'' ([[dusk]] after sunset).<ref name=MojaH/> Turkicisms are also ''belendzika'' (a thin oriental bracelet in a series of five to six), ''džam'' ([[glass]]), ''ćumbe'' ([[stove]]), ''tendžera'' ([[pottery|pot]]), ''duvar'' ([[wall]]).<ref name=MojaH/> From [[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]] "chromid" they took ''chromit'' ([[onion]]).<ref name=MojaH/> Some family names are also Turkicisms: ''adža'' ([[uncle]], father's brother), ''balduza'' (wife's sister), ''teza'' (maternal [[aunt]]), ''badžanak'' (each of the [[husband]]s of two sisters in relation to each other) and Albanisms: ''tota'' ([[grandmother]]) and ''nana'' ([[mother]]).<ref name=MojaH/>