Sentence examples for slavic influence from inspiring English sources

Under Slavic influence a palatal series of consonants has emerged.

The Bulgarian influence was so great that is often referred to as a "Second South Slavic influence on Russia".

However, as Romanian is the only Romance language in Eastern Europe, Romanian evolved separated from the languages mentioned above, thus a non-skilled Romanian speaker might not notice the similarities between Romanian and other Romance languages, due to the Slavic influence Romanian was under shortly after its formation.

Peter had a small party of his own, called the Freedom Party, which was supposed to protect the "Germanness" of Austrian life from decadent Slavic influences, and which was clearly appealing to old Nazis like him.

The Celtic and Slavic influences on the group and open-voice choral works of the north yield to a stronger Arabic, Greek, and North African-influenced strident monody of the south.

These traditions reflect Italy's geographic position in southern Europe and in the centre of the Mediterranean; Celtic, Roma, and Slavic influences, as well as rough geography and the historic dominance of small city states, have all combined to allow diverse musical styles to coexist in close proximity.

Part of the divergence is due to Iranian, Slavic, and Uralic influence.

In Karaim, Gagauz, and Uzbek dialects and others, Slavic or Iranian influence has caused harmony to be phonetically differently realized, though harmony is far from lost.

Perhaps because of the turmoil, Istrians have clung to their food, a fascinating blend of Italian, Slavic and Hungarian influences.

The subsequent move to Slavic territory had enormous influence on the development of the language.

In his Presbeutikos ("Embassy Papers"), Metochites left a valuable historical account of these negotiations as well as a concrete description of Byzantine influence on Slavic royalty.