Common Slavonic (400 - 600)
- *i
- *ablŭko
- *čĭrnŭ
- *kŭniga
- *syrŭ
- *cerky
- *pĭsŭ
- *piti
- *oko
- *otĭcĭ
- *dati
- *domŭ
- *ostrovŭ
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- *korljĭ
- *ezero
- *melko
- *noktĭ
- *starĭ
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- *čisti
- *pěti
- *tri
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- *dolŭ
- *větrĭ
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- *lěto
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1. *edinŭ
2. *dva
3. *tri
4. *četyre
5. *pętĭ
6. *šestĭ
7. *sedmĭ
8. *osmĭ
9. *devętĭ
10. *desętĭ
100. *sŭto
* = hypothetical
Common Slavonic was possibly spoken in western Russia, western Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, eastern Germany, Bohemia, Slovakia, eastern Austria, Slovenia, the Balkans, Romania and Greece, though not necessarily as the first language.
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