This theory is confirmed by a comparative analysis of modern Slavic languages and Proto-Indo-European, a reconstructed common ancestor of the Indo-European language family, comprising Slavic ...

We only found one. wódka - vodka; the word for this popular alcohol literally means ‘little water’ in Slavic languages. Therefore the Proto-Indo-European root for both vodka and water is wod-or.

One of the theories of the origin of the east Slavic languages, including Ukrainian, is that after the end of the proto-Slavic era, there was a common east Slavic period which lasted for more than ...

These words (Proto–Slavic mъžь and žena ... is not the only male name created on the basis of the root żen– //żon– in the Polish language. In the 19th century, a bachelor was called a ‘bezzeżnik’ or ...

Through examination of evidence from Slavic languages, in particular Sorbian ... for Old Greek below and it is suggested that singulatives were much more common in proto-IE. However, it is not claimed ...

But linguistic researchers believe that Latin, along with Sanskrit, Greek, Slavic and other modern language groups, evolved from a single, older proto-Indo-European language. While there's no ...