Sentence examples for slavic origin from inspiring English sources

We suppose that in Bulgaria the mutation c.5263_5264insC also has a Slavic origin since the modern Bulgarian nation originated as a mixture of Slavic, Thracian and Bulgar tribes more than 1300 years ago.

She was a shy, older woman, with an accent of perhaps Slavic origin.

Most of the population of Serbia and neighbouring Montenegro is of South Slavic origin.

The dead person who does not decompose in the grave becomes a vampire, a word and concept of Slavic origin.

The slave statutes of the Russian Russkaya Pravda of the 11th 13th century were all clearly of native East Slavic origin.

Words of Hebrew-Aramaic and Slavic origin have introduced a rich variety of consonant clusters that do not appear in German.

Much early infrastructure and road construction was done by men of various Slavic origins although Ukrainians constituted a majority of those held in Banff.

The Croatian islanders are predominantly of Slavic origins who migrated from the mainland and have remained isolated since their last emigration in the 18th century [20], [21].

Although most verbs have Balto-Slavic origins, pronouns, prepositions and some verbs have wider, Indo-European roots.

Slavic in origin, it was mentioned in 1118 as a trading centre.

Half of central Europe's national languages are Slavic in origin.