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Kazazis, Kostas – 1972
Many speakers of Modern Greek have an exaggerated notion of the superiority of their language vis-a-vis Turkish and the languages of Southeastern Europe. It would therefore come as a surprise to some Greeks that Modern Greek lexical elements in Romanian have undergone a substantial stylistic demotion during the past century or so. In this paper…
Descriptors: Descriptive Linguistics, Diachronic Linguistics, Greek, Language Styles
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Berceanu, Vera – 1972
Historical conditions determined that the Romanian language developed independently of the other Romance languages; the language thus remains behind in its development. In the eighteenth century the activity of the Transylvanian School of philologists established the Romanian language's own linguistic bases for the assimilation of borrowings from…
Descriptors: Diachronic Linguistics, Language Styles, Latin, Lexicology