Sentence examples for slavonic origin from inspiring English sources

Lusatian is spoken in Lusatia, which is today part of East Germany, by the Lusatians, who are a people of Slavonic origin and Polabian, a language that has been extinct since the 18th century, was spoken by the Polabs, a Slavonic people who lived in the Elbe basin, and on the Baltic island of Rugen, off the coast of Germany.

The Sorbs represent a population of Slavonic origin who lived in ethnic isolation among the Germanic majority during the past 1,100 years.

The original, single Slavonic tongue had splintered into distinct languages and dialects.

Mr. Denk and Wu Han opened the program with three of Dvorak's "Slavonic Dances," in their original piano duet versions.

M35b, a founder lineage of Roma is present in gene pools of different Slavonic groups (such as Slovaks, Czechs, Poles, and Russians).

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They also developed a Slavonic liturgy in Moravia.

Eventually they accepted the Roman Catholic Church, though preserving a Slavonic liturgy.

But the church had split; eastern Orthodox churches went on using Greek and added Church Slavonic.

He forged or coined words that have Slavonic roots but are not really Russian.

Mickiewicz influenced Slavonic literatures and was compared by George Sand with Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Lord Byron.