Jul 7, 2023 19:07
11 mos ago
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English term

Ur-Slavic

English Other Cinema, Film, TV, Drama Banacek(1972-74) TV Series
"Very sound man in Ur-Slavic."

1) Banacek? You wouldn't be related to Dr. Teodor Banacek,
of the University of Warsaw? Very sound man in Ur-Slavic.

2) I'm sorry, Dr. Bancroft, no.

"Ur" - ???

Discussion

Daryo Jul 8, 2023:
Even "digressions" are more often than not connected in some way to the main story.
Robert Janiak (asker) Jul 7, 2023:
Original Amazon.
Episode 1x05 To Steal a King
Time - 58:50 - 59:00

Context is unnecessary, because it's just an digression.
Daryo Jul 7, 2023:
Where your text came from? The original script? Someone's subtitles? From automated subtiles? From you listening to the show?

Also, far more context is needed - from which episode was this taken? At which timestamp?

Responses

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3 hrs
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the original Slavic language from which all Slavic languages originate

"Prehistoric Slavic is the group of Slavic dialects and/or languages in use prior to the advent of written Slavic languages. These dialects were not unified in appearance , and , by most accounts , at least five centuries separate the first differentiation of an ur - Slavic language into dialects from the first written Slavic texts. Following Slavistic convention, forms reconstructed for prehistoric Slavic are given in the Latin alphabet and marked with an asterisk. The earliest phase of this period - when all Slavs spoke one mutually intelligible language or group of dialects - can be called Proto-Slavic or Common Slavic"
https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Context_and_the_Lexic...

"It asserts that the ancient Macedonians were a pure Aryan people, whose language was the "ur-Slavic" tongue from which other Slavic languages later developed, having been taken by the inferior people used as farmhands by the original noble Macedonians."
https://www.rferl.org/a/1342558.html

"The alphabet spread from early medieval Bulgaria to other Slavic civilizations. With substantial justification, Bulgarians consider their native tongue the ur-Slavic language that influenced all the other Slavic languages"
https://www.encyclopedia.com/social-sciences/encyclopedias-a...

"Similar examples can be offered from languages all over the world. We do not, for instance, refer to Russian as “Modern Slavic” because Polish, Czech, Ukrainian, Serbian, etc., descend from the same ur-Slavic tongue. "
https://mosaicmagazine.com/observation/israel-zionism/2020/0...
Peer comment(s):

agree Adam Zakrzewski
8 hrs
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+1
13 hrs
English term (edited): Very sound man in Ur-Slavic

A great expert in Proto-Slavic

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Peer comment(s):

agree Christopher Schröder
26 mins
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Reference comments

13 hrs
Reference:

ur- as prefix

ur-
prefix meaning "original, earliest, primitive," from German ur- "out of, original," from Proto-Germanic *uz- "out," from PIE *ud- "up, out" (see out (adv.)) At first only in words borrowed from German (such as ursprache "hypothetical primitive language"); since mid-20c. a living prefix in English. Compare also Urschleim under protoplasm and Urquell under Pilsner.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/ur-
Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree bonafide1313
1 hr
Hvala!
agree Anna Laura Kolláth
5 days
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