Prepositions in the Ekavian Čakavian Dialect in relation to prepositions in other language systems: Theoretical aspects and descriptive methodology by Irena Miloš

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The phonological characteristics of today’s speech in Kastav by Irena Drpić

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The phonological characteristics of the local dialect in Medveja compared to the phonological characteristics of the local dialect in Kastav by Irena Miloš

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Idioms of Lovranšćina in a previous dialectological literature by Silvana Vranić, Ivana Nežić

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The poetic language of Zlatica Balas – dialectological notes on the local dialect of Grižane by Vida Barac-Grum

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Speech in Jurkovo Selo in Žumberak by Anita Celinić, Ankica Čilaš Šimpraga

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Govor Vele Učke unutar čakavskoga ekavskoga dijalekta by Silvana Vranić

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Na ken zajike kanta otac ča-vala? Čakavština u stvaralaštvu Duška Jeličića by Ivana Nežić

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Pun naručaj nepozabjeneh lovranskeh besed by Mirjana Crnić Novosel, Ivana Nežić

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A Humorous Text about the Inhabitants of Lovran by Jasna Vince

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Unpublished Croatian version of the St Eustace’s Legend by Kristina Štrkalj Despot

“…Linguistic characteristics of the text lead to assumption about the čakavian provenance of the text (southern part of the čakavian-ikavian-ekavian dialect), precisely the region of the island Vrgada or northern regions.…”
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ACCENTUAL TYPES OF THE ADJECTIVES IN THE DIALECT OF TRTNI by Sanja Zubčić, Ivana Sanković

“…The subject of this research are the accentual types of the adjectives in the dialect of Trtni, which is a part of the ekavian čakavian dialect and shows notable similarities with other Kastav dialects. …”
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Graphic and phonological features of the Psalter of the Academy’s Breviary by Marinka Šimić

“…The following linguistic features prove belonging of the breviary to the northern, conservative group: proper writing of štapić in the place of jer, correct keeping of jat, with unknown ekavian influence, traditional writing of žd, the examples poětb, priětb. …”
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Attitudes of serbian politicians about the language in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1991-1995. by Jasmin Hodžić

“…Lastly, we will pay special attention to the issue of Ekavica (ekavian speech) and the model of political partialness and imposition of the Ekavian language of identity in the dialect space to which it does not originally belong. …”
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“THE TWELVE” OF ALEXANDER BLOK IN A NEW SERBIAN TRANSLATION (LINGUISTICS : POETICS, MULTIAMBIGUITY : UNAMBIGUITY) by Рaдмило Н. Маројевић

“…A special aspect of the study is represented by the explanation of the new recension of the Serbian translation of the poem “The Twelve”, with a grapheme “yat” (ѣ), that can be read in ekavian and yekavian dialects (with a monosyllabic reflex of a long yat pointing to the preceding apostrophy). …”
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Serbian Church Slavonic and Serbian vernacular phonetic characteristics of the Baranja Transcription of Dušan's Code by Antić Aleksandra M.

“…Several examples of the substitution of the semi-vowel for the vowel a have been registered in the manuscript. Ekavian substitute of jat is the mutual characteristic of the Serbian Church Slavonic and Serbian vernacular language. …”
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The verb osvetiti in the mining code by Loma Aleksandar B.

“…In the vernacular, the verb was replaced by osv(ij)etliti, partly because in the ekavian speeches it became homophonous with osvetiti. …”
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LJUBIĆ’S HISTORY OF LITERATURE AND CROATS IN THE BURGENLAND-CROATIAN SPEAKING AREA by Andrea Sapunar Knežević

“…The most numerous are chakavian speeches and chakavian dialect or ikavian-ekavian speeches of the North and Central Burgenland became the basis of Burgenland-Croatian (standard) language. …”
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On the external standardization of the language of Serbs by Radić Prvoslav

“…Among the language characteristics which are 'typically Serbian' the most prominent are: ekavian dialect ('lepa deca', not: 'lijepa djeca'), the 'da + prezent' construction ('moram da čitam', not: 'moram čitati'), the prepositional form 'sa' ('sa limunom', not: 's limunom'), as well as many other characteristics like interrogative sentences beginning with da li ('Da li si student?'…”
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