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Etymology
From Neo-Latin glagoliticus < Serbo-Croatian glagoljica/глаго�и�а < Old Church Slavonic|OCS глагол|глагол� ("word" or "sound").
Noun
Glagolitic alphabet
- An alphabet designed in the ninth century CE by Saint Cyril in order to translate the Bible and other texts into Old Church Slavonic. It was later replaced by the Cyrillic alphabet. It is still in use in the Croatian Church along the Dalmatian coast.
Synonyms
Glagolitic, Bukvitsa (rare), Glagolitsa, Hieronymian, Illyrian (rare), Slovenish
Translations
Bosnian: glagoljica#Bosnian|glagoljica f, bukvica#Bosnian|bukvica f
Bulgarian: глаголи�а
Croatian: glagoljica#Croatian|glagoljica f, bukvica#Croatian|bukvica f
Czech: hlaholice
German: Glagolica
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Polish: g�agolica
Russian: глаголи�а
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: глаго�и�а#Serbian|глаго�и�а f, б�кви�а#Serbian|б�кви�а f
:Latin: glagoljica#Serbian|glagoljica f, bukvica#Serbian|bukvica f
Slovak: hlaholika f
See also
Cyrillic alphabet
Category:Alphabets
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