This dissertation concerns a number of important questions about the Slavic translation of Ephrem the Syrian`s works, which was undertaken in Bulgaria during the reign of Czar Simeon (893-927), and which has been preserved in its entirety only in later transcriptions.
[ Etymology: 2009-2011 ] Москва: Probel-2000, 2012 Язык: Русский
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This eighth volume includes research papers in Slavic, pra-Slavic, Russian, and Indo-European etymology. The book also includes a chapter with reviews of new publications in etymology and historical lexicology and lexicography.
The book presents the materials of the International scientific symposium "The Slavic languages and cultures in the modern world" held at the philological faculty of Moscow University. (0.465 kg.)
This is the first volume in a series of studies dealing with the development of the grammatical structure of Old Russian (11th-14th centuries). The book describes the history of the evolution of plural forms of name inclination in relation to development of the categories of gender and number.
[ Slavic literary languages on the eve of national Renaissance ] Москва: Институт Славяноведения РАН, 1998 Язык: Русский
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This book commemorates the 70th anniversary of the eminent linguist L.N. Smirnov. Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian and Slovakian authors investigate in their papers the central problems of the development of the different Slavic languages in the process of the 19th century national Renaissance in Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Bohemia, such as the formation of a standard language, dynamics of change in the lexical semantic structure, linguistic interrelations and reciprocal influences, the idea of Slavic unity in the evolution of literary languages.
This monograph presents the parallel reconstruction of Old Slavic text and its Greek original. The author identifies the Greek hymnographic works used as sources and the Greek acrostic which preserved in the Canon and proves its translation status.