Lexical ambiguity resolution & bilingual language experience: Evidence from Albanian-Greek bilingual children of immigrant families by Maria Kaltsa, Despina Papadopoulou

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Recontextualising the style of naming in nomenclature by Paul Rummy, Jessica Thevamalar Rummy

“…However, the practicality of the Articles and Recommendations need to be further explained in order to reduce several misperceptions within the scientific community; which include the correct usage of Latinised and Greek language forms that can be quite confusing to those who are not well-versed in the structures. …”
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Monarch's titles in Mediaeval Serbia by Šarkić Srđan

“…However, in documents written in Greek language, there is the permanent formula of Dušan's signature: Emperor and Autocrat of Serbia and Romania. …”
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The Antinomy of Philology (an Approach by Jules David) by Fatima Eloeva

“…Jules David’s linguo-didactic approach is innovative and unexpected – while discussing the standard of the Greek language, he managed to combine elegantly the descriptive and prescriptive aspects of the language analysis. …”
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Ancient Greek for Kids: From Theory to Praxis by Eugenia Manolidou, Sophia Goula, Vicky Sakka

“…The following study conducted is distinctive in the detailed pedagogical method it provides and validates the importance of teaching the Ancient Greek language to children as early as possible.…”
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Serbian colony in Thessalonica: Personal names and ethnic markers in registers (1896-1945) by Blagojević Gordana

“…All engaged in business that required the knowledge of Greek language, but still had a need for Serbian parish and church services in Serbian language. …”
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Typology of negativity in the history of ancient philosophy: the analysis of the concepts of Democritus, Plotinus and Damascus by A. V. Bogomolov

“…It is hypothesized that one of the grounds may be the doctrine of Democritus about two types of emptiness.Materials and Methods: as the materials used in the article, it should be noted the translations from the ancient Greek language of the evidence, transmitting the teachings of the atomists, as well as the appeal to the authentic semantic units. …”
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From Assimilation to Kalomoira: Satellite Television and its Place in New York City’s Greek Community by Michael Nevradakis

“…These findings contradict predictions often seen in the prior scholarship on the topic, which foresaw a quick erosion of Greek language use within the Greek-American community.…”
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Starzec w polityce. Zmienne poglądy Plutarcha z Cheronei by Ewa Osek

“…This treatise on old age, being the only such a work extant in Greek language, was written in AD 119/120, when Hadrian appointed over seventy-year-old Plutarch to a governor of Greece. …”
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إستخدام آلية السنيتكس (Synectics) في الحلول الإبتكارية والأفكار الجديدة Use mechanism (Synectics) in innovative solutions and the new ideas... by Abdul Karim Ali Hussein م.م. عبد الكريم علي حسين

“…The word Synectics is came from the Greek language (Synecticous) means writing different elements with each other. …”
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Bilateral Iris Coloboma in an 11-Year-Old Child with Low Vision and High Intraocular Pressure: A Rare Case Report and Review of Literature by Mushkani TA, Roheen ZUR

“…Tawfiq Ahmad Mushkani, Zabih Ur Rahman Roheen Ophthalmology Department, Kabul University of Medical Science, Kabul, AfghanistanCorrespondence: Tawfiq Ahmad Mushkani, Email tawfiqarashmushkani@gmail.comBackground: Coloboma means curtailed in Greek language. It is mainly used when normal tissue of the eye or another organ is not present since birth. …”
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Cypriot membership and The EU Domestic Disquiets: An ancillary obstacle for Turkey’s candidacy by Abubakar, Ghazali Bello

“…Greek Cypriots who identify themselves as Orthodox Christians and adopt Greek language as Lingua Franca on one side, and Turkish Cypriots claim Islam as their religion, and use Turkish as main language of communication within their boundaries on the other.…”
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LXX Judith: Removing the fourth wall by Nicholas P.L. Allen, Pierre J. Jordaan

“…In this context, corroboration is sought for the employment of verbal aspect and mood of the Greek language as well as instances of drama, theatrics, bodily gestures, mnemonic devices or special emphasis on the employment of the senses such as sight, taste and smell. …”
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Language Contact and Borders among Pontic Greek and Cypriot Greek in Karpasia, Cyprus: <i>Yours Don’t Match with Ours</i> by Elena Ioannidou

“…Hence, a dynamic and multifacet sociolinguistic context has been created where two main non-standard varieties of the Greek language, Cypriot Greek and Pontic Greek, are in contact and are spoken by different groups of speakers and where Turkish remains the dominant and official language. …”
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La réception du régime démocratique athénien, au xviiie siècle, en France, de Rollin à Barthélémy by Pascal Payen

“…The classical authors, and even the two main historical sources Plutarch and Thucydides, occupy a more than miserly place in the college curricula ; publications, critical or otherwise are lacking ; knowledge of the Greek language is the preserve of a small elite. Despite these numerous hurdles, Athens is increasingly perceived under the guise of its popular “government”. …”
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Methodic Principles of Space-Meaning Prefixes Semantization When Teaching Russian for Greek Students by Tatyana S. Borisova, Lyudmila V. Tabachenko

“…The presence of numerous verbal derivatives of a similar structure in the Greek language, conditioned both by the genetic connections of the Russian and Greek languages, and by derivational borrowing from the Old Slavonic language – calque, allows the Greek students to explain the functioning of the prefix mode of language expansion and the formation of the semantics of derivatives, to semantize a number of prefixes with spatial meaning based on language categories native to the learner’s language, as well as to develop the skill proper use of relevant phenomena in speech. …”
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Many-Faced Carnelian: The History of the Names of the Stone in the Russian Language Tradition by Valeria Stanislavovna Kuchko

“…They are loans from the ancient Greek language сардион, сардий, сардоних and сардоникии; Western European loans of Modern times карнеол, корналин; and the word сердолик which is native, but in many respects formally “induced” by the appearance of loanwords that already existed in the language. …”
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The Trojan Women Project. Building a bridge between cultures through a universal language by Monica Cristini

“…The legacy of the former work was kept creating a new vision of the ancient Greek tragedy, following Serban and Swados’ artistic experimentation in adopting the ancient Greek language with new forms of language. Their aim was to experiment with universal form of communication. …”
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Jan A. du Rand, Nuwe-Testamentikus: ’n Lewenslange akademiese liefdesverhouding met die Johannese Nuwe-Testamentiese geskrifte by Fika Janse van Rensburg

“…After a brief biographic overview, his academic contribution is discussed under the following headings: Doctoral supervision, Publication trends, Greek language phase, John’s Gospel and entolēphase, Revelation phase, Pauline phase and other publications, Hermeneutical contributions, Special book publications, Academic community involvement, Contributions to academic societies, Bible translation, Informal and ecclesiastic contributions, and Awards.…”
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Teaching Greek: from school to university via fifteenth century Florence by Clive Letchford

“…The scholar and teacher Guarino of Favera is holding a series of classes for beginners in the Greek language. Few people know Greek since materials for learning it are few. …”
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