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| − | '''Slavonic''' | + | '''Slavonic''' (sometimes called '''Slavic''') is a [[Language family]]. It is a branch of [[Indo-European]], with three main sub-divisions. The [[Slav - slave|Slavs]] were a people who prehistorically lived in central Eurasia, and expanded their territory. Their languages diverged following the expansion(s) and other events. |
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This page forms part of an etymology course that gives an outline of the development of English. It is written in a sequence that you may want to follow. The best place to start, if you want to follow the whole course, is Etymology course, or, if you are only interested in English, Development of English. You may also arrive at any of these articles from other links. For more information about the history of English, you should of course read a good history of the language, such as Baugh (1993), Strang (1970), or Crystal (2005)
Slavonic (sometimes called Slavic) is a Language family. It is a branch of Indo-European, with three main sub-divisions. The Slavs were a people who prehistorically lived in central Eurasia, and expanded their territory. Their languages diverged following the expansion(s) and other events.
