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Osobliwości leksykalne w (staro)-cerkiewno-słowiańskim lekcjonarzu ze starego testamentu a leksyka w paralelnych miejscach (staro)polskich Biblii

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Wronkowska-Dimitrowa M.
Studia Językoznawcze. Synchroniczne i diachroniczne aspekty badań polszczyzny
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2009
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vol. 8
177-186
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Among words which are peculiarities of the (Old) Church Slavonic lectionary from the Old Testament (and at the same time being hapax legomena compared with the Old Church Slavonic lexis authenticated in old texts written before the turn of 12th and 13th century), the article points out those which – being the heritage from the Proto-Slavic era – belong or belonged to the Polish language vocabulary. It was examined whether or not, and to what extent this vocabulary appears in appropriate areas of Old Testament verses in Polish translations of the Bible – in Old Polish Bibles: Leopolita’s (1561), Rev. Wujek’s (1599) and Gdańsk Bible (1632), as well as in the contemporary – Biblia Tysiąclecia (The Millennium Bible). In connection with the discovered conformities, it was suggested that the lexical state of the (Old) Polish verses of the Bible may be recognised as an essential support in suggesting the affiliation of this peculiar vocabulary with the oldest form of an Old Testa- ment lectionary – the unknown Cyrillo-Methodian original from the Moravian Mission period.
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O staropolskich i późniejszych derywatach i frazeologizmach z elementem „skoro” (z uwzględnieniem tła słowiańskiego)

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Wronkowska-Dimitrowa M.
Studia Językoznawcze. Synchroniczne i diachroniczne aspekty badań polszczyzny
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2013
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vol. 12
237-245
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The article presents and comments ( based on material coming from Polish language dictionaries of Old Polish time, the 16th as well as 19th and 20th century, and also Old Slavonic background) on semantic transformation, in which the word forasmuch as underwent in its history: from independent word - adverb of meaning ’quick, fast’ to the role of functional word - a conjunction ‘when, as’ that introduces a time subordinate clause or ‘if, because’ that introduces a condition or cause subordibate clause. The categorial transformation of the ‘forasmuch as’ word becomes a basis to explain a vivacity of derivatives from this word and declining the meaning shifts in them. Diversity in the space of centuries in derivatives' attendance and semantics with component ‘forasmuch as’ is connected with external history of Polish language (main Eastern Slavic influances).
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