Carpathianism
A Karpatismus is a lexeme that in all Goral dialects along the western Carpathian arc , in the area of Poland , the Slovak Republic and the Czech Republic (in Cieszyn Silesia and East Moravia ), appearing and is typical for this region. Numerous Carpathians are of Romanian origin and were passed down from the Wallachians in the late Middle Ages . In a broader sense, phonetic, morphological and syntactic features that are characteristic of the above-mentioned area are also called carpathians.
Many Carpathians have been adopted into Polish , Slovak, and the Lachish and East Moravian (especially Wallachian) dialects of Czech .
Examples
- bryndza (sheep cheese)
- grapa (steep mountain meadow)
- koszar (fence)
- kozub ( fireplace )
- kyrdel (herd)
- magura (spar)
- przysłop (mountain saddle)
- watra (fire)
See also
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