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Patterns of variation in nominal inflection in Croatian Church Slavonic

The paper reported on the research on feminine a-stem nouns in Croatian Church Slavonic. The research is based on the texts in the Beram database, which are morphologically annotated and provide rich insights into the mixing of noun declension patterns in Croatian Church Slavonic.
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The Reflexes of the Old Church Slavonic Alternations tr ~ štŕ, dr ~ ždŕ and str ~ štŕ in Croatian Church Slavonic Texts

2010
Staroslavenske alternacije tr ~ štŕ, dr ~ ždŕ i str ~ štŕ autorica proučava temeljeći se na podacima o variranju glagolske osnove, prvenstveno u prezentskoj paradigmi, a uzima u obzir i ukupnu glagolsku paradigmu. Građa je za istraživanje kartoteka Rječnika crkvenoslavenskoga jezika hrvatske redakcije.
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Spol and Rod from a Diachronic and Synchronic Perspective

Collegium Antropologicum, 2021
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Glagolitic Sources from Senj in the Dictionary of the Croatian Redaction of Church Slavonic

1998
Na crkvenoslavenskome jeziku hrvatske redakcije, počevši od 12. st., sačuvano je čitavo bogatsvo rukopisa i tiskanih knjiga, no dosad taj jezik nije dobio svoju punu leksičku obradbu. Godine 1991. Staroslavenski zavod Hrvatskoga filološkog instituta, kao rezultat dugogodišnjega kolektivnoga rada na projektu Rječnik crkvenoslavenskoga jezika hrvatske ...
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Duplex negatio negat in Croatian (Church Slavonic): a historical and cross-linguistic perspective

2016
Lecture about duplex negatio negat in the history of Croatian with comparison to other Slavonic languages and some other Indo-European languages (English, German, Italian).
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Negative concord varieties in early Slavic: The case of Croatian Church Slavonic

2015
Whereas the phenomenon of negative concord (NC) is widely recognized in contemporary Slavic languages, the same is not the case with historical stages of particular Slavic idioms. In order to explore early Slavic NC, Croatian Church Slavonic (CCS) has been investigated. It is a language based on Old Church Slavonic (OCS) and created by strong influence
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The Old Church Slavonic Corpora and Their Use in Language Studies at the University

2023
Ilia Afanasev, Andrey Babanov
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‘Blagorastvoreniye’: Ancient Natural Philosophy in the Church Slavonic Hymnography

Russkaya Rech, 2023
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Czech and Croatian

2022
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Church Slavonic

2006
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