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Plungyan, V. A. (2011).
Modern linguistic typology.
Herald of the
Russian Academy...
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Plungyan, V. A. (2011).
Modern linguistic typology.
Herald of the
Russian Academy...
- city. The city's name is Płungiany in Polish, Plongė in Samogitian, and
Plungyan (פלונגיאן) in Yiddish. It was also
known as Плунгяны (Plungyany) in Russian...
-
August 2018
Jewish cultural heritage in Lithuania, Versus, 2006, page 18
Plungyan: A
Memoir (Plunge),
Yizkor book by
Jacob Yosef Bunka Memorial of victims...
- The Plungė m****acre (in
Yiddish Plungyan – פלונגיאן) was a
World War II m****acre
committed on 13 or 15 July 1941 in the town of Plungė, in Lithuania. Following...
- "Семантическое согласование в арчинском языке [Semantic
agreement in Archi]". In
Plungyan, V. A. (ed.). Язык. Константы. Переменные. Памяти Александра Евгеньевича...
- (eds.).
Chomsky Notebook.
Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231144759.
Plungyan, V. A. (2011).
Modern linguistic typology.
Herald of the
Russian Academy...
- survived. Pilviškiai פילװשאָק
Pilvshok Town survived. Plungė פלונגיאן
Plungyan City survived, but
nearly all Jews were exterminated.
Prienai פּרען Pren...
- (Poshvetin)
Pikeliai (Pikeln) Pilviškiai (Pilvishok)
Plateliai (Plotl) Plungė (
Plungyan) Pociūnėliai (Patsinel)
Prienai (Pren) Pumpėnai (Pumpyan)
Punia (Pun) Pušalotas...
