daco造句

• Daco-Thracian or Thraco-Dacian is the main hypothesis.
• Georgiev considers this river-name to be of Daco-Moesian origin.
• The Daco-Roman mixing became widely accepted in the Romanian historiography around 1800.
• Such loan words also exist in Daco-Romanian, the official language of Romania.
• Daco Junior released his first major label album " Heartbeat Solo " in February 2013.
• Duridanov also accepts Georgiev's theory that modern Albanian is descended from Daco-Moesian.
• In the very beginning of 2012 Daco Junior signed a record deal with Universal Music Finland.
• Red and white are also complementary colours present in many key traditions of Daco-Romanian folklore.
• Although it is possible that some Daco-Romans remained behind, these were few in number.
• Georgiev accepts Strabo's statement, dubbing the language of the Moesi " Daco-Mysian ".
• Istro-Romanian was the last to break the link with Daco-Romanian in the 11th century.
• The permanent exhibition presents archaeological material on the Neolithic, Daco-Roman periods and the Middle Ages.
• So, Emanuel Vasiliu classifies Istro-Romanian with Daco-Romanian, as a North-Danubian language.
• These words belong to the Dacian substratum in Romanian, while their Albanian correspondences were inherited from Daco-Moesian.
• And most linguists estimate that Megleno-Romanian shows mixed features, being intermediate between the Daco-Romanian and Aromanian.
• The Timok Vlachs speak the same dialect ( Daco-Romanian ) as is spoken to the north, in Romania.
• Although most Hungarian loanwords have spread in all Daco-Romanian dialects, many of them are only used in Transylvania.
• Winning the weekly competition Daco Junior's " Gravity " earned its way to the playlist on Finlands national radio.
• Analyzing the common Slavic lexicon of Daco-Romanian, Aromanian and Megleno-Romanian, he found 72 such terms.
• "They want to make us believe we cannot live without them, " said Daco of the Serbian action.