A historical phonology of the Slovak language.

by Rudolf Krajcovic

Publisher: Carl Winter Universitätsverlag in Heidelberg

Written in English

Published: 1975 Downloads: 616

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Series	Historical phonology of the Slavic languages -- 9
Open Library	OL22172849M
ISBN 10	3533023303

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