An edition of Zami︠e︡tki po istorīi zvukov luzhit︠s︡kikh i︠a︡zykov (1917)

Zami︠e︡tki po istorīi zvukov luzhit︠s︡kikh i︠a︡zykov

po povodu knigi L.V. Shcherby: "Vostochno-luzhit︠s︡koe nari︠e︡chīe. Tom I (S prilozhenīem tekstov). Petrograd. 1915"

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An edition of Zami︠e︡tki po istorīi zvukov luzhit︠s︡kikh i︠a︡zykov (1917)

Zami︠e︡tki po istorīi zvukov luzhit︠s︡kikh i︠a︡zykov

po povodu knigi L.V. Shcherby: "Vostochno-luzhit︠s︡koe nari︠e︡chīe. Tom I (S prilozhenīem tekstov). Petrograd. 1915"

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Tip. Imp. akademīi nauk
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Russian
Pages
40

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Sorbian languages, Phonology

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L. V. Shcherba

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Zami︠e︡tki po istorīi zvukov luzhit︠s︡kikh i︠a︡zykov: po povodu knigi L.V. Shcherby: "Vostochno-luzhit︠s︡koe nari︠e︡chīe. Tom I (S prilozhenīem tekstov). Petrograd. 1915"
1917, Tip. Imp. akademīi nauk
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40 pages
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OL43774938M
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