antiguo eslavo eclesiástico
Also known as Ohrid Folios, Old Church Slavonic language, Old East Slavic, Old Slavonic
primera lengua eslava con carácter literario
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Old Church Slavonic was a medieval literary language used by Slavic peoples, developed before the later Church Slavonic language that became standardized in Orthodox Christian contexts. It matters historically because it represents one of the earliest written forms of Slavic languages and provides insight into how Slavic communities expressed themselves in religious and literary texts during the medieval period.
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- native label
- Словѣньскъ
- short name
- старобългарски
- P10369
- Warsaw
- P11012
- ATC code V09
- P13311
- Saint-Apollinaire
- female form of label
- la langue vieux-slave
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Article · Español
El antiguo eslavo eclesiástico (ѩзъікъ словѣньскъіи) fue un idioma del grupo de lenguas eslavas meridionales y la primera lengua eslava con carácter literario, desarrollada a partir del dialecto eslavo de Salónica por los misioneros bizantinos del siglo IX, santos Cirilo y Metodio. Lo utilizaron para traducir la Biblia, concretamente la Septuaginta, y otros textos del griego y para algunos escritos propios. Ha desempeñado un papel fundamental en la historia de las lenguas eslavas y evolucionó para convertirse en el eslavo eclesiástico, todavía en uso en la liturgia de algunos cristianos ortodoxos y católicos de rito oriental.
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Christian liturgical languagesChurch Slavonic languageEastern South SlavicGreat MoraviaHistory of Eastern OrthodoxyHistory of Macedonia (region)Language articles with Linguasphere codeLanguage articles with unreferenced extinction dateLanguages attested from the 9th centuryLanguages with ISO 639-1 codeLanguages with ISO 639-2 codeMedieval Bulgarian literature