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Neoslavonic ("Novoslovienskij",
later "Novoslověnsky") by the
Czech Vojtěch
Merunka,
based on Old
Church Slavonic grammar but
using part of Slovianski's vocabulary...
- guarana-flavor
introduced in 2013,
available in
plastic bottles and cans
Kofola Meruňka – apricot-flavoured
Kofola introduced in 2015,
available in
plastic bottles...
- the same
period was Novoslověnsky ("Neoslavonic") by the
Czech Vojtěch
Merunka,
based on Old
Church Slavonic grammar but
using part of Slovianski's vocabulary...
-
spirits from
different fruits are
named similarly. For example,
Czech meruňka 'apricot' → meruňkovice 'apricot spirit';
broskev 'peach' → broskvovice...
- Jes****n
Francis Lodwick:
Common Writing Juraj Križanić
Matija Majar Vojtěch
Merunka Jackson Moore Charles Kay
Ogden Giuseppe Peano:
Latino sine
flexione Kenneth...
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naturalistic language based on the
Slavic languages.
Neoslavonic 2009 Vojtěch
Merunka A
modernized form of Old
Church Slavonic.
Budinos 2009
Aleksey Andreyevitch...
- hocičo, voľačo leccos,
cokoliv blueberry čučoriedka borůvka
apricot marhuľa
meruňka cabbage kapusta zelí
Savoy cabbage kel
kapusta legume,
pulses strukoviny...
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enthusiastically and
magnificently welcomed by all the
citizens except Merunka, a
crooked mason who
built the
local houses with
adulterated mortar and...
- Port Washington, N.Y.
beating Sandy Mayer in the
semifinal and
Otokar Merunka in
three straight sets in the final. He
defended his
title the following...
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behavior (Ahmed et al., 2004; Badri, Davis, & Davis, 1995;
Hamzaoui &
Merunka, 2006). It has been
empirically demonstrated that the COO
effect has significant...
