Slavonic
[sluh-von-ik]
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adjective
Origin of Slavonic
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Puritan to the core, he yet had proved true to his Slavonic birthright.
The Dominant StrainAnna Chapin Ray
They came as conquerors, but in time were absorbed in the more stable Slavonic type.
BulgariaFrank Fox
Kastorsky, in his “Slavonic Mythology,” p. 138, starts a theory of his own.
Russian Fairy TalesW. R. S. Ralston
Troyan is also the name of a mythical king who often figures in Slavonic legends.
Russian Fairy TalesW. R. S. Ralston
They sprang from the old Slavonic stock, and the Slavonic is very like the Keltic in nature.
History of the Moravian ChurchJ. E. Hutton
Slavonic
esp US Slavic
noun
adjective
Word Origin for Slavonic
C17: from Medieval Latin Slavonicus, Sclavonicus, from Slavonia
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