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Taxonomy
Carpathian Rusyn, together with Russian, Belorussian and Ukrainian forms the East Slavic subgroup of the Slavic sub-branch of the Indo-European language family.
It should not be confused with Pannonian Rusyn, which is a language of the West Slavic subgroup of the Slavic languages, although the two languages share many similarities.
Orthography
The current orthography of Rusyn words follows the Ukrainian standard alphabet (adopted in its present form after World War II), which consists of 33 letters:
Before World War II, there were an extra letter, Ѣ/ѣ, no longer in use, but still found in older books.
Main outline
A Rusyn entry should follow a structure compatible with WT:ELE. For instance, for nouns, this is the (maximal) structure (any sections for which there is no information are of course left out):
==Rusyn==
===Alternative forms===
===Etymology===
===Pronunciation===
===Noun===
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====Declension====
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====Usage notes====
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Resources
Further reading
- Duda (2011), page 100
- Hnát (2003), page 100
- Hodinka (1991), page 100
- Hojsak (2018), page 100
- Horoszczak (1993), page 100
- Horoszczak (2004), page 100
- Jabur, Plišková, Koporová (2007), page 100
- Kercha (2007), vol. 1, page 100: “Carpathian Rusyn entry guidelines”
- Kercha (2007), vol. 2, page 100: “Carpathian Rusyn entry guidelines”
- Kercha (2012), vol. 1, page 100
- Kercha (2012), vol. 2, page 100
- Káprály (2017), page 100
- Martynets (2019), page 100
- Paňko (2012), vol. 1, page 100
- Paňko (2015), vol. 2, page 100
- Pavlešin (2007), page 100
- Pop (2007), page 100
- Považaj (2019), page 100
- Pyrtey (2001), page 100
- Pyrtey (2004), page 100
- Sabadosh (2008), page 100
- Szabó (2020), page 100
- Šišková (2009), page 100
- Vladykov (1926), page 100