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ID1996CZ026375
Author(s)Janda, Laura A.
Title

Figure, ground, and animacy in Slavic declension

PublishedSlavic and East European Journal (Madison, WI), 40, č. 2, 1996, s. 325-355
Languageeng
Classification (CZ)Kontakty češtiny s jazyky slovanskými. Příspěvky porovnávací
Jednotlivé slovní druhy, jejich mluvnické kategorie a význam
Mluvnická stavba jazyka
Classification (EN)Contacts of Czech with Slavonic languages
Particular word classes, their grammatical categories and meaning
Grammatical structure of language
Subjectsstudie porovnávací; deklinace; čeština; polština; slovenština; ruština; ukrajinština; běloruština; u-kmeny; o-kmeny; koncovky; maskulina; životnost; substantiva
Subjects (DE)Vergleichsstudie; Deklination; Tschechisch; Polnisch; Slowakisch; Russisch; Ukrainisch; Substantive
NoteV češtině, slovenštině, polštině, ruštině, běloruštině a ukrajinštině. - Podle LLBA, 1997, 9708818
Mediumarticle
Sourcehttps://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/26375
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