Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A subdivision of the Slavic languages that includes Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovene, and the extinct Old Church Slavonic.
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- proper noun A subgrouping of the
Slavic language family spoken mainly in the formerYugoslavia (Bosnia and Hercegovina ,Croatia ,Macedonia ,Montenegro ,Serbia andSlovenia ) andBulgaria .
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Examples
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The same appears to be going on in Japanese, Yiddish, and the South Slavic examples I mentioned.
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In Czech and South Slavic it has the normal range of meanings.
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Decimated as a result of World War I, the country united with other South Slavic peoples into a Yugoslav state which would exist in several formations up until 2006, when Serbia once again became independent.
WN.com - Articles related to Wage gap with Australia wider - report 2010
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Decimated as a result of World War I, the country united with other South Slavic peoples into a Yugoslav state which would exist in several formations up until 2006, when Serbia once again became independent.
WN.com - Articles related to Wage gap with Australia wider - report 2010
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Decimated as a result of World War I, the country united with other South Slavic peoples into a Yugoslav state which would exist in several formations up until 2006, when Serbia once again became independent.
WN.com - Articles related to Wage gap with Australia wider - report 2010
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SARAJEVO - A former Al-Qaeda member and Bosnian mujahedin is seeking asylum in Serbia after being released from jail in Bosnia-Herzegovina, RFE / RL's South Slavic and Albanian Languages Service reports.
Political Mavens 2009
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I can't possibly see what it has to do with the South Slavic languages?!
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March 13, 2009 PODGORICA -- Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska has declined a financial aid offer from Montenegro to keep the country's largest industrial plant in operation, RFE / RL's South Slavic and Albanian Languages Service reports.
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With a network of 150 journalists throughout the Balkans, distributed across six bureaus, the South Slavic and Albanian Languages Service has developed a unique model of regional and national broadcasting.
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With a network of 150 journalists throughout the Balkans, distributed across six bureaus, the South Slavic and Albanian Languages Service has developed a unique model of regional and national broadcasting.
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