Slav /släv/

A person whose language is Slavonic, ie belongs to that division of the Indo-European tongues that includes Russian, Polish, Wendish, Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Slovenian, and Bulgarian

Slav or Slavˈic adjective

Slavˈdom noun

The Slavs collectively, the Slavonic world

Slavˈify transitive verb

To assimilate to the Slavs

Slaˈvism noun

1. A Slavonic idiom used in another language
2. Enthusiasm for Slavic ways or culture
3. Anything characteristic of the Slavs

Slavonia /slə- or slä-vōˈni-ə/ noun

A region bounded by the Danube, Sava, and Drava

Slavoˈnian adjective and noun

1. (a person) from Slavonia
2. (a) Slav

Slavonic /-vonˈik/ adjective

Of the group of languages indicated above, or the peoples speaking them

The forerunner of the group of languages indicated above, or the umbrella term for the group

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