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85. Der Zerfall der slavischen Spracheinheit (des Urslavischen) und die genetische Gliederung der slavischen Sprachen / The Decay of the Slavic Language Unit (of Proto-Slavic) and the Genetic Structure of the Slavic languages

2014
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PROTO-UKRAINIAN AND PROTO-POLISH PHONETIC MANIFESTATIONS IN LATE PERIOD PROTO-SLAVIC LANGUAGE

DEVELOPMENT VECTORS OF PHILOLOGICAL SCIENCES IN THE MODERN CONTEXT
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TRACES OF ANCIENT SEMANTICS PROTO SLAVIC *KVĚT IN PROPER AND COMMON NOUNS IN SLAVIC LANGUAGES. FROM THE WORKS IN THE XI VOLUME OF THE PROTO-SLAVIC DICTIONARY (SŁOWNIK PRASŁOWIAŃSKI)

Onomastics of the Volga Region, 2020
The article discusses history of the semantic development of the Proto-Slavic lexeme *květъ (ku̯oito). The text analyses the examples of the descendants of the word under research, whose basic meanings ‘flower'. Proto Slavic *květъ is nomen actionis (which than became nomenacti) made from verb *kvisti (*ku̯eit) which meant ‘shine'.
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«Etymological Dictionary of Slavic Languages. Proto-Slavic Lexical Stock»»: The Project, Development, State, Problems, Solutions

Slavianovedenie
The article highlights important issues of the work on the «Etymological Dictionary of Slavic Languages» (ESSYa), an impressive project based on the concept of the outstanding linguist, the academician O.N. Trubachev. The context of the origin and development of the idea of creating a unique dictionary is described, and the main principles of ...
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The Prehistory of the Proto-Slavic Abstract Suffix *-ostь and its Baltic Congeners

Scando-Slavica, 2021
Marek Majer
exaly  

Proto-Indo-European ∗ -os in Slavic

Russian Linguistics, 2012
Thomas Olander
exaly  

DIVERGENT PHONETIC PROCESSES IN THE PROTO-SLAVIC LANGUAGE: CHRONOLOGICALLY ASYMMETRIC STAGES (THE EARLIEST AND THE LATEST)

The article explores the mechanisms of phonetic divergence in the late Proto-Slavic period, which established the structural foundations for the formation of modern Slavic language groups. The authors analyze divergence as a multi-layered diachronic process involving the phonologization of variants within the system.
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Proto-Indo-European Final Nasals in Slavic

Scando-Slavica, 2010
Thomas Olander
exaly  

Russian kotóryj, Czech který, Slovene katę´ri: Vowel Variation in the Reflexes of Proto-Slavic *koterъ(jь) ‘which (of the two)’

Scando-Slavica, 2015
Marek Majer
exaly  

OLANDER, THOMAS: Proto-Slavic Inflectional Morphology. A Comparative Handbook. Brill’s Studies in Indo-European Languages & Linguistics, 14.

Kratylos, 2015
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