Slavia Centralis 2008/2
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Slavia Centralis. 2. (2008): 102-104.: Back Matter
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Примож Трубар и его деятельность в трудах русских славистов
(2008-02-01)This paper reviews research work on P. Trubar by Russian scholars through 180 years, starting from P. E. Keppen’s Bibliographic Leaves in 1825 up to a monograph published in 2005 by Saint Petersburg researcher A. S. ... -
Slovaropisje klasičnih jezikov na Slovenskem v 16. stoletju
(2008-02-01)The origins of classical language lexicography in Slovenia may be found in a few remnants from the Middle Ages and in the works by Slovene Protestant writers (Abecedarium, Otročja biblija, Ljubljanska začetnica, Register ... -
Besedotvorje predmetnopomenskih besed v Bohoričevi slovnici Zimske urice proste
(2008-02-01)This article takes into account word-formation of the most typical meaningful word categories in the first Slovene Grammar Book written by Adam Bohorič. It examines his tendency to describe and classify word–formation ... -
Pridevniške tvorjenke na -ski, -ški, -čki in -cki v Trubarjevih in Dalmatinovih prevodih biblijskih besedil
(2008-02-01)This paper analyses the most productive model of forming adjectival derivatives used in the 16th century: derivation with the suffix -ski and its variant -ški, and with the suffixes -čki and -cki which are affixed to ... -
Ženski pari moških poimenovanj v slovenskem knjižnem jeziku 16. stoletja
(2008-02-01)The paper discusses the usage of feminine designations in 16th century standard Slovenian by presenting their basic semantic groups and formational patterns. Feminine pairs of masculine designations, in comparison with ... -
Protipomenskost v Trubarjevem Katehizmu z dvejma izlagama iz leta 1575
(2008-02-01)The paper will illustrate the systematic and textual use of antonymy in Trubar’s most polemical text, Catehismus s dveima islagama (Catechism with Two Interpretations) which emphasises the duality of interpretation in ... -
Trubarjev gmajn jezik kot osnova za prvo slovensko knjižno normo
(2008-02-01)“Gmajn” literary language is based on the spoken language, which was familiar to Trubar from the Lower Carniola region. However, he upgraded it with Upper Carniolan, and with the language spoken in Ljubljana. “Gmajn” ... -
Slavia Centralis. 2 (2008): 1-3.: Front Matter
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