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Secondary imperfectivisation is reverbalisation. [PDF]

Morphology (Dordr)
Arsenijević B, Milosavljević S, Simonović M.   +2 more
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The dawn and twilight of Old Irish scholarship. [PDF]

Lang Hist
Stifter D.
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Assessing advanced handwritten text recognition engines for digitizing historical documents. [PDF]

Int J Digit Humanit
Romein CA, Rabus A, Leifert G, Ströbel PB.   +3 more
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46(th) Congress of The International Society of Paediatric Oncology (SIOP) 2014 Toronto, Canada, 22(nd) -25(th) October, 2014 SIOP Abstracts. [PDF]

Pediatr Blood Cancer, 2014
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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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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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Church Slavonic

, 2006
Church Slavonic is a generic term for a set of closely related, highly conservative varieties of Slavic language used for liturgical purposes and, in the medieval period, as a literary language.
C.M. MacRobert
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Reflections of Church Slavonic – Croatian diglossia on the Baška tablet: a new contribution concerning its language and linguistic layers

Zeitschrift für Slawistik, 2015
he paper discusses the linguistic layers of the Glagolitic text of the Baška tablet (cca. 1100 AD), which is considered the oldest textual monument of Croatian language and literature. This text is placed in a wider sociohistorical (1.1) and linguistic context (1.2, 1.3).
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Croatian Church Slavonic language

2009
U radu se opisuje hrvatska inačica crkvenoslavenskoga jezika. Hrvatska se redakcija od ostalih redakcija crkvenoslavenskoga jezika izdvaja time da je jedina sačuvala prvotno, glagoljsko pismo. Druga je njezina specifičnost konfesionalna izdvojenost.
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