Papers by Nikola Mitevski
An Encyclopedic - style informative paper on the ancient Macedonian language.
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Hesychius' Macedonian words are those which he assigns to the Macedonians as a whole, as well as ... more Hesychius' Macedonian words are those which he assigns to the Macedonians as a whole, as well as to individual Macedonians such as Amerias, Alexander, Marsyas, etc. These terms are analyzed through and Indo - European perspective to find corresponding words in other Indo - European languages that will be useful in putting the ancient Macedonian language in the proper perspective and attempt to solidify its grouping as a distinct centum Balkan language that developed out of the same proto - language as Phrygian, Armenian, Epirotian, and Greek.
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A compilation of the Epirotic words attested in Hesychius Glossary (only the general vocabulary o... more A compilation of the Epirotic words attested in Hesychius Glossary (only the general vocabulary of the Epirotes; not of individual tribes).
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A compilation of the attested Macedonian words in the Suda Lexicon
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A compilation of all of the attested Macedonian words in the lexicon made by Hesychius of Alexand... more A compilation of all of the attested Macedonian words in the lexicon made by Hesychius of Alexandria. (The previous one was taken down to correct for an error. All of the translations are now correct.)
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The first version of a compilation of glosses from Hesychius' Glossary that are suspected to be a... more The first version of a compilation of glosses from Hesychius' Glossary that are suspected to be ancient Macedonian.
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A brief glossary of the poorly attested languages of the Pelasgians and Paeonians that dwelt in M... more A brief glossary of the poorly attested languages of the Pelasgians and Paeonians that dwelt in Macedonia.
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