East Slavic languages

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branch of Slavic languages language group

East Slavic languages are a branch of the Slavic language family that includes major languages such as Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian, spoken primarily in Eastern Europe.

Aliases (1)
Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of Slavic languages →
language group →
comparedWith South Slavic languages →
West Slavic languages →
developedFrom Old East Slavic language →
Proto-Slavic language →
hasPart Belarusian language →
Central Russian dialects →
Church Slavonic language →
Lemko Rusyn →
Northern Russian dialects →
Old East Slavic language →
Pannonian Rusyn →
Pomor dialects →
Russian language →
Rusyn language →
Ruthenian language →
Southern Russian dialects →
Surzhyk →
Trasianka →
Ukrainian language →
historicalAncestor Old East Slavic language →
Proto-Slavic language →
linguisticFeature aspectual verb system →
case system →
grammatical gender →
palatalization contrasts →
rich inflectional morphology →
partOf Balto-Slavic languages →
Indo-European languages →
region Eastern Europe →
spokenIn Belarus →
Canada →
Czech Republic →
Eastern Europe →
Estonia →
Germany →
Israel →
Kazakhstan →
Latvia →
Lithuania →
Moldova →
Poland →
Russia →
Slovakia →
Ukraine →
United States →
subclassOf Slavic languages →
writingSystem Cyrillic script →
Referenced by (10)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Old East Slavic ("East Slavic") →
Rusyns →
Ukrainian language →
Ukrainians →
languageFamily
Common Slavic →
ancestorOf
Balto-Slavic languages →
hasSubbranch
East Slavs →
languageBranch
West Slavic languages →
sharesAncestorWith
Rusyn language →
subfamily
East Slavs →
usesLanguage
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