Slavic and the Indo-European migrations
Slavic and the Indo-European migrations
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斯拉夫人和印欧人的迁徙
DOI:
10.1075/cilt.239.05and
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2003
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H. Andersen
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H. Andersen
It has long been acknowledged that the Slavic languages contain scores of shared loanwords that reflect episodes or periods of language contact in their relatively recent prehistory. 1It has also been recognized that much of the inherited Common Slavic vocabulary is heterogeneous and shows affinities with several other Indo-European language groups—especially Baltic, Iranian, Italic, and Germanic—which is traditionally taken as evidence of developments shared with the forerunner dialects of these language groups, or of contacts with them, in a more distant past.