BibSlavKon: Flier, Michael S. - The Rule of Nine : Ukrainian and Belorusian Orthographic Principles in Historical Perspective

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ID	7368
Author(s)	Flier, Michael S.
Title	The Rule of Nine : Ukrainian and Belorusian Orthographic Principles in Historical Perspective
Published	Harvard Ukrainian Studies. ŽNIVA : Essays Presented in Honor of George G. Grabowicz on His Seventieth Birthday 32/33 (2011–2014) 1, 223–234
Classifisation (EN)	Linguistics The Language Situation in the Slavic World
Classifisation (RU)	Языкознание Языковые ситуации в славянском мире
Classifisation (CZ)	Jazykověda Jazykové situace ve slovanském světě
Soundex	U0476; B1578; O0724; P1768; H0827; P1781
Type	journal
Volume	XV (2013)
Holdings	Search in WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	The Fourth Velar Palatalization in Ukrainian: The Northern Dialects / FLIER, Michael S.
	Problems in the Historical Dialectology of Macedonian / Samilov, Michael
	Vicissitudes if the Genitive Rule / Helden, W. Andries Van
	Shared Orthographic Patterns in the Curzon and Vratsa Gospel / Vakareliyska, Cynthia M.
	The Jer Shift and Consequent Mechanisms of Sharping (Palatalization) in East Slavic / Flier, Michael S.
	Inovation in the East Slavic Non-Past : the Case of Belarusian First-Person Plural idom / Flier, Michael S.
	Final Sonorant Clusters in East Slavic / Flier, Michael S.

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The Rule of Nine : Ukrainian and Belorusian Orthographic Principles in Historical Perspective