European Mother Tongue - Macedonian, with comparative linguistics dictionary
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- European Mother Tongue - Macedonian, with comparative linguistics dictionary
- Publication year listed
- 1918
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- Public domain eBook
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European Mother Tongue - Macedonian, with comparative linguistics dictionary
Author: Basil Chulev
Year: 1918
Franks and Spaniards to the west, Italians and Macedonians in the south, Teutons in the north, Russians in the east, speak apparently very different languages, but, when one studies these languages more profoundly it will discover that they all possess a stock of common words, or at least certain roots. The same roots occur in Sanskrit, in Hittite, and also in Persian. For example Macedonian word for ‘stare’ is "Zee", in Dutch: "Zien", in German: "Sehen", English: "See"… Macedonian word for ‘tree’ is "Drvo", in Hittite: "Daru", Celtic/Breton: "Derw", in Gaul: "Dervo", in Russian: "Derevo", in Czecho-Slovakian: "Dřevo", anglicized: "Tree"…
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