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Slavic /ˈslɑ:vɪk/A a.slavo: Slavic origins, origini slaveB n.slavo; slava● Slavic studies, slavistica. -
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1. n славянская группа языков2. a славянский -
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[Slav·ic || 'slɑːvɪk]◙ n. השפות הסלביות (קבוצת שפות הודו-אירופאיות הכוללת את הרוסית, הפולנית, הצ'כית ועוד)slavic[Slav·ic || 'slɑːvɪk]◙ adj. סלבי (של העמים הסלביים, רוסי, בולגרי, צ'כי, סלובקי)* * *◙ (דועו תיכ'צה,תינלופה,תיסורה תא תללוכה תויאפוריא-ודוה תופש תצובק) תויבלסה תופשה◄ -
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[Slav·ic || 'slɑːvɪk]◙ n. השפות הסלביות (קבוצת שפות הודו-אירופאיות הכוללת את הרוסית, הפולנית, הצ'כית ועוד)slavic[Slav·ic || 'slɑːvɪk]◙ adj. סלבי (של העמים הסלביים, רוסי, בולגרי, צ'כי, סלובקי)* * *◙ (יקבולס,יכ'צ,ירגלוב,יסור,םייבלסה םימעה לש) יבלס◄ -
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1. ез. a славянски
2. n групата на славянските езици* * *{'sla:vik} ез. 1. a славянски; 2. п групата на славянските ези* * *1. n групата на славянските езици 2. ез. a славянски* * *Slavic[´sla:vik] adj ез. славянски. -
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Slav·ic[ˈslɑ:vɪk]adj inv slawisch* * *['slAːvɪk]1. adjslawisch2. ndas Slawische* * *Slavic [ˈslɑːvık; ˈslæv-] besonders USA adj slawischB s LING Slawisch n, das Slawische -
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['slɑːvɪk], ['slæ-] 1. прил. 2. сущ. -
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вӏатичиpl. the Vjatichi, Viatichi, Vyatichi a Slavic tribe -
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польскъPoljan, Polian, Poljanian, Polianian, of the Poljan tribe a Slavic tribe living along the Dnieper -
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полӏанинъPolan, Polian, Polianian, of the Polianians a Slavic tribe located along the Dnieper river
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