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Lexical Typology of Slavonic Languages
, 2015 The article is devoted to analyse of lexical typology between Slavonic languages. It is obvious, that old Slavonic words have the same origin from the parent Slavonic language.
I K Manoucharyan
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Greater Celandine's Ups and Downs-21 Centuries of Medicinal Uses of Chelidonium majus From the Viewpoint of Today's Pharmacology. [PDF]
Front Pharmacol, 2018 Zielińska S +5 more
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE- A TRANSPARENCY INDEX FOR THE ROMANIAN LISTED COMPANIES [PDF]
The purpose of this research is to analyze the corporate governance information disclosed by Romanian listed companies on the internet, with the objective of assessing the extent and the influence of several corporate characteristics on the level of ...
Kanya Hajnalka, Cuc Sunhilde
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Genetic Heritage of the Balto-Slavic Speaking Populations: A Synthesis of Autosomal, Mitochondrial and Y-Chromosomal Data. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2015 Kushniarevich A +39 more
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Estimating Potential GDP for the Romanian Economy. An Eclectic Approach [PDF]
The paper provides potential output and output gap estimates for the Romanian economy in the period 1998-2008. Our approach consists in combining the production function structural method with several statistical de-trending methods.
Necula, Ciprian +2 more
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The "Dobrescu Macromodel" of the Romanian Market Economy - 2005 Version - Yearly Forecast – Summer Forecast 2011, June Estimate [PDF]
The macromodel estimates the short and medium-term economic implications for internal policies and changes in the international context. This version of the Romanian macromodel incorporates the experience accumulated through the utilization of its ...
Centre for Macroeconomic Modelling +1 more
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Religious Vocabulary in Aromanian Compared to Romanian [PDF]
Balcanica Posnaniensia Acta Et Studia, 2015 The first layer of Aromanian Christian terminology is common for all the Balkan Romance languages. It contains a number of inherited Latin terms and some early assimilated Greek loanwords, due to the Oriental origin of Christianity.
Tomasz Klimkowski
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Receptarea Sfintei Scripturi între filologie hermeneutică şi traductologie
This paper discusses several succinct paratexts placed at the end of Gospel books, namely, subscriptions and various final numeric notations (stichometric, chapters, and liturgical sections), as significant elements of a preliminary quest for the source texts of some Old Romanian Gospel translations. Variations in their content and wording have made it
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This paper discusses several succinct paratexts placed at the end of Gospel books, namely, subscriptions and various final numeric notations (stichometric, chapters, and liturgical sections), as significant elements of a preliminary quest for the source texts of some Old Romanian Gospel translations. Variations in their content and wording have made it
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Scripta & e-Scripta: the Journal of Interdisciplinary Mediaeval Studies
This paper is dedicated to the Romanian adaptation and translation of Meletius Smotrytsky’s Slavonic Grammar, conserved in two 17th-century bilingual manuscripts from the Library of the Romanian Academy. The earlier copy, known as Staico’s Grammar, to date, the oldest grammatical text in Romanian. The main focus is on the manner in which the chapter on
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This paper is dedicated to the Romanian adaptation and translation of Meletius Smotrytsky’s Slavonic Grammar, conserved in two 17th-century bilingual manuscripts from the Library of the Romanian Academy. The earlier copy, known as Staico’s Grammar, to date, the oldest grammatical text in Romanian. The main focus is on the manner in which the chapter on
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Church Slavonic and the Romanian-speaking Lands
The use of Church Slavonic and other Slavic-based language varieties by Romanian-speaking populations in Wallachia, Moldavia, and Transylvania during the late Middle Ages and Early Modern Period represents a fascinating and often overlooked chapter in Slavic philology.openaire +1 more source