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  • 43/2025 | Culture | Culture Archive | Issues

    THE ORIGIN OF ROMANIAN NOUN PLUG ‘PLOW’

    ByMihai Vinereanu

    Romanian plug ‘plough’ (Aromanian, Megleno-Romanian plug id) is considered to be of Slavic origin, namely from OCS plugъ id., from Miklosich and Cihac (second half of 19th century, and all…

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  • 39/2024 | Culture | Culture Archive | Issues

    HUNGARIANS DO WANT TO REWRITE HISTORY

    ByMihai Vinereanu

    In the 19th century, a Hungarian baron Jόsef Kemény concocted an inscription, in a ‘Proto-Hungarian’ dialect, which was said to have been written on a statuette representing a winged sphinx,…

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  • 36/2023 | Culture | Culture Archive | Issues

    ACHILLES’ ETHNIC ORIGIN

    ByMihai Vinereanu

    Most ancient Greek proper names either names of gods, humans or animals as well as toponyms and hydronyms cannot be explained by Greek language, but by other Indo-European language which…

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  • 12/2017 | 7/2016 | 8/2016 | Issues | Linguistics

    The Romanian sine ‘self’ – a linguistic perspective presented at the 20th Ecumenical Theological and Interdisciplinary Symposium Metropolitan College of New York

    ByAna Radu Chelariu

    Author: Ana R. Chelariu, MA, MLS If we take the idea expressed by G. H. Mead that language is at the heart of the constitution of the self, (1934) a…

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  • 12/2017 | 7/2016 | Issues | Linguistics

    THE LANGUAGE OF THE SINAIA TABLETS’ INSCRIPTIONS (III)

    ByMihai Vinereanu

    This is the third and the last part of nn etymological dictionary of the Thraco-Dacian language. spoken in Central Europe including the Balkan region which is, in fact, the ancestor…

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