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Decline of genitive in direct object [PDF]

, 2008
U članku se prikazuje uzmak genitiva u izricanju izravnoga objekta u hrvatskom crkvenoslavenskom i starohrvatskom jeziku. U nekim se okolnostima (negacija, supin, partitivnost, nizak stupanj djelatnosti) izravni objekt u slavenskim jezicima izražava ...
Vince, Jasna
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Syntax of the infinitive and the supine in Croatian church slavonic language

, 2018
U radu se sustavno opisuju sintaktičke funkcije infinitiva i supina u tekstovima pisanim hrvatskim crkvenoslavenskim jezikom. U prvom poglavlju govori se općenito o infinitivu i supinu iz tipološko-jezične perspektive, te se opisuje njegov razvoj u ...
Vela, Jozo
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Comparison of meaning of the lexems of Croatian Church Slavonic stems nenavid- and mrzь-

Slovo : časopis Staroslavenskoga instituta u Zagrebu, 2011
U prilogu se istražuju značenja koja ostvaruju leksemi hrvatskih crkvenoslavenskih (u nastavku teksta: hcsl.) osnova nenavid- i mrzь- nastojeći ostvariti tri svrhe. Prva je da se ustanove značenjske strukture navedenih osnova i usporedi ih se. Druga je da se na obuhvaćenome dijelu hcsl. leksika provjeri ranije postavljena hipoteza da hcsl.
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Notes on the Orthography and Phonology of the Old Church Slavonic Alternations sn~šń, zn~žń, sl~šĺ in Croatian Church Slavonic (the Present Tense Paradigm)

Slovo : časopis Staroslavenskoga instituta u Zagrebu, 2009
U članku se analizira pravopis i fonologija staroslavenskih i hrvatskih crkvenoslavenskih alternacija u kojima je nepalatalna alternanta suglasnička skupina zubni tjesnačnik i sonant. Analiza podataka dopušta zaključiti da je staroslavensko stanje očuvano, i to u dva aspekta: 1. alternacije su očuvane ; 2.
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Spol and Rod From a Diachronic and Synchronic Perspective - Analysis of Croatian, Croatian Church Slavonic and English [PDF]

Collegium Antropologicum, 2021
The paper presents the diachronic and synchronic analysis of the use of Croatian words spol and rod and their Croa tian Church Slavonic (polь, spolь, and rodь) and English (sex and gender) equivalents.
Milica Mihaljević
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Translating From Latin Into Croatian Church Slavonic

SaZnanje, 2020
<p>The syntax of Croato-Glagolitic texts has been the object of scientific research less often than phonology and morphology. However, in the last decade syntax has been in the focus of interest of some scientific monographs and papers.
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The Phonological System of the Croatian Redaction of Church Slavonic

Slavic and East European Journal, 1992
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Non-Strict Negative Concord Proper and Languages in Contact. Translating Latin Into Croatian Church Slavonic and Greek Into Old Church Slavonic

2022
Negative concord proper, as the most common negative concord variety, is the co-occurrence of negative indefinites with predicate negation. Non-strict negative concord proper refers to the word order ruled negative concord: it is obligatory with a postverbal negative pronoun/adverb and optional or not allowed at all with a preverbal negative pronoun ...
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93. Das Kroatisch-Kirchenslavische / Croatian Church Slavonic

2014
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Challenges in Developing a Glagolitic Reverse Dictionary of Croatian Church Slavonic [PDF]

Jazykovedny Casopis
Abstract The Glagolitic script is the oldest Slavic script and one of the two Slavic scripts (the other is Cyrillic). It was actively used in Croatia until the 19 th century. Today, the Glagolitic script is a symbol of Croatian national identity. It has significant cultural,
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