slawisch

Related words

• westslawisch

  West Slavic

• gemeinslawisch

  Proto-Slavic

• altkirchenslawisch

  Old Church Slavonic

• altostslawisch

  Old Church Slavonic is the oldest attested Slavic literary language, which originated in the 9th century.

• baltoslawisch

  Balto-Slavic

• katherinoslawisch

  Katerynoslavian

• kirchenslawisch

  Church Slavonic is an old Slavic literary language used in Orthodox churches.

• altslawisch

  Old Slavonic refers to the oldest known Slavic literary language, used by the Slavs in the 9th century.

• ostslawisch

  East Slavic

• jugoslawisch

  Yugoslavian

• patronymisch

  Patronymic

• serbisch-montenegrinisch

  Serbo-Montenegrin, relating to the former union of Serbia and Montenegro or the languages spoken there.

• Völkerwanderung

  The Migration Period refers to the migratory movements of various Germanic, Slavic, and other peoples in Europe during late antiquity and the early Middle Ages.

• Slawe

  Slav

• Slawisieren

  To Slavicize

• Slawisierung

  Slavicization

• Rusinin

  Rusyn

• russisch

  Russian

• germanisieren

  To Germanize

• kyrillisch

  Cyrillic

• Sorbisch

  Sorbian

• jiddisch

  Yiddish is a language spoken by Jews in Europe, containing elements of Hebrew, German, and Slavic languages. None

• altsorbisch

  Old Sorbian

• Zar

  Tsar

• Titoismus

  Titoism

• Slawistik

  Slavic studies

• Slawin

  Slav is an outdated term for a Slavic person, belonging to one of the Slavic peoples.

• windisch

  Wendic

• Slawismus

  Slavicism

• sorbisch

  Sorbian

• kaschubisch

  Kashubian is a West Slavic language spoken in Pomerania, Poland.

• westelbisch

  West Elbian

• altpolabisch

  Old Polabian

• altbulgarisch

  Old Bulgarian is the oldest Slavic literary language, which originated in the 9th century and served as the church language of the Slavic peoples.

• sklawinisch

  Sclaveni

Example sentences with “slawisch”

1. Sie lernt eine slawische Sprache. (She is learning a Slavic language.)

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