sclavonian (Meaning)
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sclavonian (a. & n.)
Same as Slavonian.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sclavonian
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sclavonian Sentence Examples
- The Sclavonian language, also known as Church Slavonic, is a liturgical language used in Slavic Orthodox and Eastern Catholic churches.
- The Sclavonian alphabet, known as the Glagolitic script, was created in the 9th century by missionaries Saints Cyril and Methodius.
- Sclavonian is spoken as a native language by a small community in Croatia.
- Sclavonian is one of the oldest Slavic languages, with its roots in the Proto-Slavic language.
- Sclavonian literature dates back to the 10th century and includes important religious and historical texts.
- The Sclavonian translation of the Bible, known as the Codex Marianus, is a significant cultural artifact.
- Sclavonian has greatly influenced other Slavic languages, such as Russian, Bulgarian, and Ukrainian.
- Modern Sclavonian differs significantly from its medieval counterpart, due to linguistic changes over time.
- The Sclavonian language is a symbol of Slavic cultural heritage and unity.
- The Sclavonian script, with its unique and intricate characters, continues to fascinate scholars and linguists alike.
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Same as Slavonian.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Sclavonian language, also known as Church Slavonic, is a liturgical language used in Slavic Orthodox and Eastern Catholic churches.
The Sclavonian alphabet, known as the Glagolitic script, was created in the 9th century by missionaries Saints Cyril and Methodius.
Sclavonian is spoken as a native language by a small community in Croatia.
Sclavonian is one of the oldest Slavic languages, with its roots in the Proto-Slavic language.
