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Political map of
Transnistria with the
differences between the de
facto Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic and the de jure
Autonomous Dniestrian Territory...
- The
Dniestrian Ukrainian dialect (Ukrainian: Наддністрянський говір, romanized: Naddnistrianskyi hovir),
Opillia dialect (Ukrainian: опільський говір)...
- Volhynian-Podolian
group Volhynian dialect Podolian dialect Galician–Bukovinian
group Dniestrian Upper Sannian Pokuttia–Bukovina
Hutsul Carpathian group Boyko Transcarpathian...
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dialect has some
distinct vocabulary borrowed from Romanian. (9)
Upper Dniestrian (Kresy) is
considered to be the main
Galician dialect,
spoken in the Lviv...
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varieties - with
Podolian and
Dniestrian dialects.
Western Volhynian subdialects have many
similarities with
Dniestrian varieties, and some linguists...
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dialects of the
Ukrainian language. The
Boyko dialectal area
borders Upper Dniestrian dialect in the north,
Hutsul dialect in the east,
Transcarpathian dialect...
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Ukrainian Middle Dnieprian Slobozhan Steppe Southwestern Ukrainian Boyko Dniestrian Hutsul Lemko Podolian Pokuttia–Bukovina
Transcarpathian Upper Sannian...
- (1997). Українські говірки в Польщі [Ukrainian
subdialects in Poland] (in Ukrainian). Український архів. Короткий словник львівської ґвари
Upper Dniestrian...
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systematically transformed into [kʲ]/[c] and [ɡʲ]/[ɟ]. Like in the
neighbouring Dniestrian dialect, many
feminine single nouns in
instrumental case the
ending -еў...
- group. The West-Podilian dialect,
which has
common features with the
Dniestrian Ukrainian dialect, and the South-Podilian dialect,
which has
common features...