Belorssian

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Linguistics;      17 words ...Belorssian. East Slavic , closely related to Russian, from which it has diverged only since the late Middle Ages.

A Thousand Years of "Russianness"?*

Canadian Slavonic Papers;  March 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ......conscious 'Russians' at the dawn of East Slavic civilization pursuing their "Russianness...If the Rus' are ancestors of three East Slavic nations, then their writings are just...the 'national' opinion-formers on the East Slavic lands were "Russian." The terminological...

Ukrainian

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Linguistics;      35 words ...Ukrainian. East Slavic , becoming distinct from Russian by the late 14th century. Written in Cyrillic ; spoken by a majority of the population of the Ukraine and in the neighbouring part of Poland, and by emigration elsewhere.

East Slavic lives of saints

Ukrainian Weekly, The;  February 19, 1995 ;     700+ words ......Cybulski Ukrainian Weekly, The 02-19-1995 East Slavic lives of saints. "The Hagiography of...together the oldest and finest specimens of East Slavic lives of saints. The anthology includes...Theodosius is the earliest specimen of East Slavic monastic biography. Its compiler, the...

Vertograd mnogocvanyj, Vol. 1: "Aaron"-"Datem blagoslovenie"

Canadian Slavonic Papers;  September 1, 1996 ;     700+ words ......Commentary. DM 88.00, cloth. The study of East Slavic early modem literature and culture has...general, and medieval and early modem East Slavic literatures in particular. The heavily...interest and scholarly publication of East Slavic and early modern texts. Meticulously...

Great Russian

Webster's NewWorld Dictionary;      33 words ...Webster's NewWorld Dictionary 01-01-1988 Great Russian the Russian language, as distinguished from Ukrainian and Belorussian, the two other East Slavic languages Copyright 1994, 1991, 1988 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Russian

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Linguistics;      42 words ...Russian. Slavic , related within East Slavic to Ukrainian and Belorussian, from which it has diverged since the late 11th century AD. Written in Cyrillic ; the first language of more than half the population of the former Soviet Union and a second language for many more.

PROFESSORS AND POLITICS: THE ROLE OF PAUL ROBERT MAGOCSI IN THE MODERN...

East European Quarterly;  June 22, 2001 ;     700+ words ......Rusyns, including that of a distinct East Slavic identity. He has also considered the...of whether the Carpatho-Rusyns are an East Slavic ethnic group distinct from Ukrainians...usually as part of larger Ukrainian and East Slavic topics. Much of the reliable scholarship...

Belorussian

Webster's NewWorld Dictionary;      41 words ...Webster's NewWorld Dictionary 01-01-1988 Bel|o|rus|sian (-n) adj. of Belarus, its people, or their language or culture--n. 1. a native or inhabitant of Belarus 2. the East Slavic language of the Belorussians Copyright 1994, 1991, 1988 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Jewish Poland. Legnes of origin. Ethnopoetics and Legendary Chronicles

Canadian Slavonic Papers;  June 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ......Belarusian and Jewish. Jews in Poland and the East Slavic lands differed considerably in language...the corresponding Yiddish names are of East Slavic origin (see Yiddish Ostre < Ukrainian...Yiddish dialect boundaries or West versus East Slavic borders. (2) There is little ...

Slavic

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Linguistics;      59 words ...Slavic. Branch of Indo-European spoken from across Central Europe eastwards. Divided into three branches: East Slavic, including Russian and Ukrainian ; West Slavic, including Polish , Czech , Slovak , and Sorbian ; South Slavic, including Bulgarian...

Song manuscript in the Library of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences*

Canadian Slavonic Papers;  September 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ......The place of the spiritual song in the East Slavic genre system (pp. 304-347), followed...Muscovite songs: East Church Slavic, East Slavic dialects and regional koines. Polish...on the origins of syllabic verse in East Slavic lands, the relation of syllabic to syllabotonic...

Rus', Russia and National Identity

Canadian Slavonic Papers;  March 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ......medieval and early modern periods of East Slavic history, Paul Bushkovitch opined that...of Kyivan (Kievan) Rus' in schemas of East Slavic history lies at the base of Oleh S...excluding the Ukrainians and Belarusans from East Slavic history. Ilnytzkyj deems the work not...

STATE AND PEOPLE IN THE HISTORY OF NORTHERN NORWEGIANS AND WHITE SEA AND...

East European Quarterly;  June 22, 2001 ;     700+ words ......needs of a vigorous, new state on the northeastern frontier of East Slavic settlement. He was less convincing, however, in arguing that...such as ancient China, Persia, and Rome.(3) Early Norse, East Slavic, and Karelian leaders and traders competed for control of...

Ukraine Between East and West: Essays on Cultural History to the Early...

Canadian Slavonic Papers;  September 1, 1996 ;     700+ words ......source of political and cultural inspiration for the various East Slavic principalities, the latter did not hold it in particular reverence...declining Empire, or the Patriarchate after 1453, and the East Slavic principalities. Between the fourteenth and seventeenth centuries...