For 10 points, name this language, used by Milorad Pavic, Danilo Kis, and the author of The Woman from Sarajevo and The Bridge on the Drina, Ivo Andric.
One man who wrote in this language subtitled one of his works "A Tarot Novel for Divination" and used crossword puzzles in a novel about the architect Atanas Svilar, Landscape Painted with Tea. Another man who wrote in this language collected a story inspired by a sura in the Koran, "The Legend of the Sleepers" in The Encyclopedia for the Dead and collected "The Knife with the Rosewood Handle," "The Mechanical Lion," and "Dogs and Books" in another work. Besides a novel telling of the title people and which comes in male and female versions, The Dictionary of the Khazars, and A Tomb for Boris Davidovich, other works in this language include one about the stingy spinster Raika Radakovic and another about the title object built by Mehmed Pasha. For 10 points, name this language, used by Milorad Pavic, Danilo Kis, and the author of The Woman from Sarajevo and The Bridge on the Drina, Ivo Andric.
One man who wrote in this language subtitled one of his works "A Tarot Novel for Divination" and used crossword puzzles in a novel about the architect Atanas Svilar, Landscape Painted with Tea.
{Serbian} [or {Serbo}-{Croatian} or {Yugoslavian} or {Bosnian}-{Croatian}-{Serbian} or any of the {aforementioned three}]