- romanized: arbërisht; Gr****: αρβανίτικα, romanized: arvanítika), also
known as
Arvanitic, is the
variety of
Albanian traditionally spoken by the Arvanites, a po****tion...
- hand,
applies the term
Arvanites only to the po****tions of the
compact Arvanitic settlement areas in
southern Greece, in
keeping with the self-identification...
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Arvanitic alphabet 1 Α Β B Γ Γi Ϳ Δ D Dσ Dς Ε Ζ Ζς Η Θ Ι Κ Κi Λ Λi Μ Ν Νi Ο/Ω Ȣ/Ου Π Ρ Ῥ Σ Σς Τ Τσ Τς Υ Φ Χ Χi α β b γ γi ϳ δ d dσ dς ε ζ ζς η θ ι κ κi...
- "Learning
Arvanitic in Late 19th and
Early 20th
Century Greece:
Linguistic Maintenance and
Cultural Idiosyncrasies in Greece’s
Arvanitic Speaking Communities...
-
Prefecture of
Greece have both
Arvanitic and Gr**** forms. Some of the
forms are
identifiably of Gr**** origin,
others of
Arvanitic, yet
others of
Turkish or...
-
events in Moschopolis,
unruly Arnauts also
attacked the
smaller Vlach and
Arvanitic communities round about. The
Vlach inhabitants of Llengë, Niçë, Grabovë...
- the more
openly problematic issue of Slav
speakers in
northern Greece,
Arvanitic speakers in
central Greece lack any
signs of an ****ertive ethnicity. I...
-
Euboea and the
island of Andros,
there were
nearly 225,000 Albanian/
Arvanitic speakers Martin,
Frederick (1924). The statesman's year-book statistical...
- Ligatures". Nick Nicholas, "Yot"
Archived 2012-08-05 at archive.today "
Arvanitic language".
Retrieved 8
October 2022. Nicholas, Nick (2005-04-09). "Ligatures"...
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newly found land,
creating Priftiani ("Priest's Village"). The name is of
Arvanitic origin, the
language of the
people who were
among those who comprised...
