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This paper discusses a few aspects of the Romanian Father Christmas – Moș Crăciun character in relation to the Indo-European pantheon, and proposes a different etymology of his name. A…
Romanians have never had to experience a void of Love. However, they ebbed and flowed through life trying to keep celebrating differences whenever circumventive reasons had them deny their own private spectrum of beneficial…
The conference was delivered in the Council Hall of the Romanian Academy on May 24th 2001The author of the present paper describes the evolution of Bucovina from the inclusion into…
From the information shown bellow, one may conclude that a large number of the world languages share at least 8 (eight) different terms defining the notion of ‘water’ or from…
The present paper analyses the etymology of the words țigan ‘Gypsy’ and (r)rom ‘Romany’. Previous approaches trace back the term țigan to the Greek word athingánōs, meaning ‘untouchable, pagan, impure,’…
This paper is intended as an overview of the Theory of Statement in a Romance language: Romanian. In this paper we will refer to the evolution of the Theory of…