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"Slav" in Spanish

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"Slav" in Spanish
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Slav{noun}
culture in the Slav world; faithfully united to the Successor of Peter, they
mundo eslavo; unidos fielmente al Sucesor de Pedro, dejaron a varios pueblos un
Being situated on the frontier of the Slav territories, it also
frontera de los territorios eslavos, tenía por lo tanto un nombre eslavo:
It has all been destroyed, because the Slav language may no longer be spoken.
Todas han sido destruidas, puesto que allí ya no se puede hablar eslavo.
the language of the Slav population which had settled along the borders of
estirpe eslava que se había establecido hasta los confines de su región y de su
Much of it will specifically help with the implementation of projects which will assist the Albanian as well as the Macedonian Slav community.
Gran parte de ella contribuirá concretamente a la ejecución de proyectos de asistencia a las comunidades albanesa y macedonia eslava.
I would also make the following point to the Commissioner: he said he understood Slav solidarity, but I think this is a very dangerous thing to say to the Russians.
Me gustaría decir lo siguiente al Comisario: ha expresado su comprensión por la solidaridad eslava.

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Context examples for "Slav" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
evangelizing work among the Slav peoples was to constitute an important link in
debía constituir un eslabón importante en la misión confiada por el Salvador a
understanding and penetrating the language, customs and traditions of the Slav
comprender y penetrar la lengua, las costumbres y tradiciones propias de los
(for the Slav peoples), he assumed the ecclesiastical title of the
título eclesiástico de la restaurada sede episcopal de Sirmio.
The Romanian language, like a number of others in southern Europe, is directly descended from Latin, although Romania is separated from other Romance-language countries by Slav speakers.
La lengua rumana, como otras del sur de Europa, deriva directamente del latín, a pesar de que Rumanía está separada de las demás comunidades de lenguas románicas por países eslavoparlantes.