Staroslověnské názvy nemocí a jejich protějšky v makedonštině (v porovnání s češtinou)
The Old Church Slavonic Names of Illnesses and Their Counterparts in Macedonian (in comparison with Czech)

Author(s): Ilona Janyšková
Subject(s): Morphology, Lexis, Semantics, Historical Linguistics, Comparative Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Western Slavic Languages, South Slavic Languages, Philology
Published by: Masarykova univerzita nakladatelství
Keywords: Czech language; Macedonian language; Old Church Slavonic names; etymology; Illnesses; semantics; word-formation;
Summary/Abstract: The present paper deals with the etymological explanation of the Old Church Slavonic names of illnesses, their symptomes and their counterparts in the Macedonian language in comparison with the Czech language. These are words of native origin in most cases, usually of the Proto-Slavic age. Mentioned are some differences between the individual languages, especially in their semantics (cf OCS jędza ‘illness’ and M jанѕа, dialectal енѕа ‘fever, temperature’), in word-formation etc.

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