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Denis Valeryevich Selishchev (Russian: Денис Валерьевич Селищев; born 19
January 1994) is a
Russian former professional football player. He made his Russian...
- Vrontero), Rožden [sh] (in Tikveš) — all data are from the 16th
century (
Selishchev 1933a: 22, 38, 63, 64, etc.; 1933b: 37)... The
current name of one of...
- tåkat "weave", *tьma > tåmă "darkness", *pьsi > pasaɪ̯ "dogs". A. M.
Selishchev notes similar phenomena in the
dialects of the Bulgarian, Serbian, Slovenian...
- househould.
According to a 1929
ethnographic map by
Russian Slavist Afanasy Selishchev,
Mavrovo was a
Bulgarian village.
According to the 2002 census, the village...
- five times. Gate of
Tetovo Fortress Gate of
Tetovo Fortress Afanasiy Selishchev (1929). Полог и его болгарское население. p. 124. Ilčo
Cvetanovski (6...
- the rest of
Vardar Macedonia.
According to the
Russian Slavist Afanasij Selishchev in 1929, Čegrane was the
center of muni****lity of five villages. During...
- the
field of
biomedical engineering. The editor-in-chief is
Sergey V.
Selishchev (since 2008). An
English translation is
published by
Springer Science+Business...
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influence as the
origin of mazuration. This
hypothesis was
later expanded by
Selishchev and Milewski. It has been
shown that in
Polish loanwords in Old Prussian...
- Kodžadžik. On his
ethnic map of
Northwestern Macedonia in 1929,
Afanasy Selishchev marked Kodžadžik as a
mixed Bulgarian-Turkish village. The
castle of Kodžadžik...
- In 1929, in his map of
Northwest Macedonia,
Russian scientist Afanasii Selishchev shows Čučer as a
Bulgarian village instead. The
original name of the village...
