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The comparative method can be extended to other languages of the Indo-European family, including ones from which Romanian could not have borrowed directly or indirectly, in order to reconstruct Thraco-Dacian substratum words. This yields results with varying degrees of probability. Between 80 and 100
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Numerous language studies and research papers discuss the problems of the Substrate in Romanian, considered by some to be the most controversial and difficult part of Romanian language since its nature and development could explain the evolution of Latin to Romanian.
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states that almost the entire major hydronymy has been transmitted from Dacian to Romanian. Other linguists have pointed out that the present Romanian forms of these hydronyms indicate that they were borrowed from
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Several other have been attributed to the influence of substratum by some researchers, but there is no general consensus among scholars. For example, the development of "ă" vowel: linguists Al. Phillipide and
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arichiță, băiat, băl, brâncă, orbalţ, borţ, bulz, burduf, burtă, codru, Crăciun, creţ, cruţa, curma, daltă, dărâma, fluture, lai, mătură, mire, negură, păstaie, scorbură, spuză, stăpân, sterp, stână, traistă
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Friedman, Victor A. (2023). "The importance of Aromanian for the study of Balkan language contact in the context of Balkan-Caucasian parallels". In Aminian Jazi, Ioana; Kahl, Thede (eds.).
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balaur, bală, baligă, barză, brad, călbează, căpușă, cioară, cioc, ciut, ghionoaie, măgar, mânz(at), murg, mușcoi, năpârcă, pupăză, raţă, strepede, şopârlă, ştiră, ţap, viezure, vizuină
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and they were borrowed from Romanian by the neighboring languages. Though the substratum status of many Romanian words is not much disputed, their status as
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There are also some Romanian substratum words in languages other than Romanian, these examples having entered via Romanian dialects. For example,
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There is not a single river name of Romanian origin, the old river names have been transmitted into Romanian through Slavic transmission.
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brusture, bung(et), ciump, coacăză, copac, curpen, druete, leurdă, ghimpe, mazăre, mărar, mugure, sâmbure, spânz, strugure, ţeapă
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from Albanian, it indicates that the substrate language of Romanian may have been on the same Indo-European branch as Albanian.
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Schumacher, Stefan (2020). "The perfect system of Old Albanian (Geg variety)". In Robert Crellin; Thomas Jügel (eds.).
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points this changes can also be seen as the tendency of the oral language to differentiate between forms of a
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Likewise, the morphological and syntactical features attributed to substratum, identified by comparison to
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is controversial, some more than others since there are no significant surviving written examples of the
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in standard literature may have actually developed from reconstructed (not attested) words of local
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rhotacism of n consonant, seen only marginally in Romanian, is a general rule for lexical items of
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Romanian river names with the etymons found in Indo-European languages as per Felecan&Felecan.
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bucur(ie), ciupi, copil, cursă, fluier, droaie, gata, ghiuj, jumătate, mare (adj), moş, scăpăra.
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All river names over 500 km and half of those between 200 and 500 km derive from pre-
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varieties are today spoken by approximately 6 million people in the Balkans, primarily in
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substratum, according to linguist and philologist Oliviu Felecan. Similarly, linguist
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In general, words assumed to belong to substratum can be placed into two categories:
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Comparative methods applied to Thraco-Dacian and/or other Indo-European languages
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Words possibly of substratum but not generally agreed among linguists are:
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consider the spontaneous evolution of unstressed "a" from words like Lat.
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A couple of phonetic changes have been agreed on as substratum influence:
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The Cambridge History of the Romance Languages, Volume II: Contexts
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On the history of Romanian (Marino, Mary C.; Pérez, Luis A. ed.)
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and Ivan Duridanov) propose that a number of words presented as
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Major rivers of Romania. According to one theory, Romanian (a
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baci, bâr, buc, grapă, gresie, lete, strungă, ţarc, zgardă
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Ethno-Cultural Diversity in the Balkans and the Caucasus
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items. The process of determining if a word is from the
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developed the theory that the Romanian language has a "
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abur, brânză, fărâmă, grunz, sarbăd, scrum, urdă, zară
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where the development of the Romanian language began.
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parallels, and if they are in fact substratum words
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List of Romanian words of possible pre-Roman origin
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Index

Eastern Romance substratum
Romanian language

Roman Dacia
Moesia Inferior
origin of the Romanians
Romanian
lexical
substratum
Latin
Albanian
Thracian
Proto-Indo-European
vocabulary
phonological
Balkan sprachbund
Romanian
Common Romanian
Vulgar Latin
Dacia
Moesia
Illyria
Jireček Line
Balkan Peninsula
Danube
determine the territory
comparative methods
Albanian
Proto-Albanian
Albanoid

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