East Slavic can refer to:
- East Slavic languages
- East Slavic peoples
Other articles related to "east slavic, slavic":
Relationship Of Cyrillic And Glagolitic Scripts - The "Russian Letters" in Vita Constantini
... a view that Constantine indeed found and Old East Slavic text, and that the man he encountered spoke that language ... and familiarized himself or otherwise experimented with a Slavic script in the Crimea, while en route to Khazars ... Old Russian, aka Old East Slavic) by the later East Slavic copyist, to whom 'Syriac' here presumably made little sense ...
... a view that Constantine indeed found and Old East Slavic text, and that the man he encountered spoke that language ... and familiarized himself or otherwise experimented with a Slavic script in the Crimea, while en route to Khazars ... Old Russian, aka Old East Slavic) by the later East Slavic copyist, to whom 'Syriac' here presumably made little sense ...
List Of Belarus-related Topics - History of Belarus - East Slavic History Stubs
... Koleda Konstantin of Murom Konyushy List of early East Slavic states Liubech Liškiava Mstislav II of Kiev Namestnik Ostroh Pereyaslavets Polish-Lithuanian-Ruthenian Commonwealth ...
... Koleda Konstantin of Murom Konyushy List of early East Slavic states Liubech Liškiava Mstislav II of Kiev Namestnik Ostroh Pereyaslavets Polish-Lithuanian-Ruthenian Commonwealth ...
Slavic Liquid Metathesis And Pleophony - Reflexes in Slavic Languages
... In South Slavic the vowel and the liquid metathesize, and as a side-effect the vowel lengthens (*e > *ē > ě, *a > *ā > a) *al > la *ar > ra *el > lě *er > rě Compare ... vártman ('path'), English milk as opposed to the metathesized South Slavic RVC structure ... just like in South Slavic), and in the rest of West and East Slavic languages only when the syllable is under acute (rising) accent compare Proto-Slavic *a̋rdla ('plough') Serbo-Croatian r ...
... In South Slavic the vowel and the liquid metathesize, and as a side-effect the vowel lengthens (*e > *ē > ě, *a > *ā > a) *al > la *ar > ra *el > lě *er > rě Compare ... vártman ('path'), English milk as opposed to the metathesized South Slavic RVC structure ... just like in South Slavic), and in the rest of West and East Slavic languages only when the syllable is under acute (rising) accent compare Proto-Slavic *a̋rdla ('plough') Serbo-Croatian r ...
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