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Tracing the spread of Celtic languages using ancient genomics

McColl H, Kroonen G, Pinotti T, Barrie W, Koch J, Ling J, Demoule J, Kristiansen K, Sikora M, Sikora M, Willerslev E.   +10 more
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Zoofolkloristics: Imagination as a Critical Component. [PDF]

Animals (Basel)
Brooks Pribac T, Golež Kaučič M.
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A lexicological analysis of the proto-Slavic element in Russian and other Eastern Slavic languages

, 1962
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The exceptional find of a Bronze Age votive bog offering of millet accompanied by a human sacrifice. Or was it the other way around?

Dreslerová D, Vondrák D, Hošek J, Brychová V, Hunt H, Pokorný P.   +5 more
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Proto-Slavic *ū-stems and the Polabian language

Zeitschrift Fur Slawistik, 2021
Summary The paper deals with the issues (both inflectional and word-formational) of Proto-Slavic *ū-stems in the Polabian corpus. The aim of the paper is to identify all Polabian words continuing the *ū-declension class and accompany them with comprehensive linguistic and, when necessary, philological comments.
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LANGUAGE CONTACT BETWEEN PROTO-SLAVIC AND GERMANIC TRIBES

2013
Pronk-Tiethoff Saskia
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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

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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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