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Tuone Udaina (1823 – 10 June 1898;
Antonio Udina in Italian) was the last
known speaker of Dalmatian, a
Romance language that
evolved from
Latin along...
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efforts of the
linguist Matteo Bartoli and his
informant Tuone Udaina. When they
first met,
Udaina had not
spoken Vegliote in two
decades and
could only produce...
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government arranges a 99-year rent of Hong Kong from China. June 10 –
Tuone Udaina, the last
known speaker of the
Dalmatian language, is
killed in an explosion...
- 1898
Dalmatian Indo-European Croatia;
Montenegro with the
death of
Tuone Udaina.
after 1894
Tsetsaut Na-Dene
British Columbia,
Canada after 1892 Awabakal...
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Burbur may
refer to:
Tuone Udaina (d. 1898), last
speaker of Dalmatian,
nicknamed Burbur Burbur, Hamadan, a
village in
Hamadan Province, Iran Burbur, Kermanshah...
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speaker of any
Dalmatian dialect of the
Dalmatian city-states was
Tuone Udaina (Italian:
Antonio Udina), who was
accidentally killed in an
explosion on...
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Bartoli used data
gathered in 1897 from the last
speaker of Dalmatian,
Tuone Udaina, who was
killed in an
explosives accident on 10 June 1898. He also wrote...
- century. ʾDynt (Odainat) is the
Palmyrene diminutive for ear,
related to
Uḏaina in
Arabic and 'Ôden in Aramaic. Odaenathus'
genealogy is
known from a stone...
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Radman (born 1974), actress.
Branko Vidović (1923–2013), swimmer.
Tuone Udaina (1823–1898),
Being the last
person to have any
active knowledge of the Dalmatian...
