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Meanings of slavic languages in English
Synonyms
Examples for "slavic"
Examples for "slavic"
1
Albanians say they were present long before Slavic tribes arrived centuries ago.
2
Yana said something in a Slavic-sounding language that was almost certainly unprintable.
3
In his Grammar of the Slavic Language in Carniola, Carinthia, and Stiria.
4
See above, in the History of the Old Slavic Language, p. 44.
5
Title: Historical View of the Languages and Literature of the Slavic Nations
1
Methodius, who were Greeks of Salonika and had considerable knowledge of Slavonic languages.
2
Here he remained three years, during which time he diligently studied the Slavonic languages and literature.
Usage of slavic languages in English
1
Slavic languages were not her strong point, so she tried English.
2
He knew Slavic languages because he came from a Slavic home.
3
At one of those readings, I met Bill T., a professor of Slavic languages.
4
The Bohemian is one of the principal Slavic languages.
5
She was almost certain her captors were speaking a derivative of one of the Slavic languages.
6
Heim was a distinguished translator- of Milan Kundera and Anton Chekhov, among others- and a professor of Slavic languages at UCLA.
7
Indeed, the Slavic languages, in their construction, richness, and precision, appear nearly related to the Greek and Latin, with which they have a common origin.
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Translations for slavic languages
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