Polish language
URI(s)
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85104296
- info:lc/authorities/sh85104296
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/sh85104296#concept
Instance Of
Scheme Membership(s)
Collection Membership(s)
Variants
- Polnisch language
- Polski language
Broader Terms
Related Terms
Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Narrower Concepts from Other Schemes
Polish language--Accents and accentuation

Polish language--Acquisition

Polish language--Adverb

Polish language--Alphabet

Polish language--Animacy

Polish language--Aspect

Polish language--Case

Polish language--Causative

Polish language--Comparison

Polish language--Complement

Polish language--Compound words

Polish language--Conjunctions

Polish language--Consonants

Polish language--Data processing

Polish language--Declension

Polish language--Deixis

Polish language--Dependency grammar

Polish language--Dialectology

Polish language--Dialects

Polish language--Dialects--Grammar

Polish language--Dialects--Lexicology

Polish language--Dialects--Morphology

Polish language--Dialects--Phonetics

Polish language--Dialects--Phonology

Polish language--Dialects--Syntax

Polish language--Diminutives

Polish language--Errors of usage

Polish language--Examinations

Polish language--Figures of speech

Polish language--Foreign elements

Polish language--Foreign elements--Czech

Polish language--Foreign elements--English

Polish language--Foreign elements--German

Polish language--Foreign words and phrases

Polish language--Foreign words and phrases--English

Polish language--Foreign words and phrases--German

Polish language--Foreign words and phrases--Latin

Polish language--Foreign words and phrases--Russian

Polish language--Gender

Polish language--Government jargon

Polish language--Grammar, Comparative

Polish language--Grammar, Comparative--Belarusian

Polish language--Grammar, Comparative--Bulgarian

Polish language--Grammar, Comparative--Czech

Polish language--Grammar, Comparative--French

Polish language--Grammar, Comparative--Macedonian

Polish language--Grammar, Comparative--Serbo-Croatian

Polish language--Grammar, Comparative--Slovak

Polish language--Grammar, Generative

Polish language--Historiography

Polish language--Homonyms

Polish language--Idioms

Polish language--Inflection

Polish language--Influence on Russian

Polish language--Interrogative

Polish language--Intonation

Polish language--Jargon

Polish language--Lexicography--Data processing

Polish language--Lexicology, Historical

Polish language--Modality

Polish language--Mood

Polish language--Morphology

Polish language--Morphophonemics

Polish language--Negatives

Polish language--New words

Polish language--Nominals

Polish language--Noun

Polish language--Noun phrase

Polish language--Numerals

Polish language--Obscene words

Polish language--Orthography and spelling--Study and teaching

Polish language--Palatalization

Polish language--Participle

Polish language--Parts of speech

Polish language--Passive voice

Polish language--Phonology

Polish language--Phonology, Comparative

Polish language--Phonology, Comparative--English

Polish language--Phonology, Comparative--German

Polish language--Phonology, Comparative--Russian

Polish language--Phonology, Comparative--Ukrainian

Polish language--Phonology, Historical

Polish language--Phraseology

Polish language--Political aspects

Polish language--Prepositional phrases

Polish language--Prepositions

Polish language--Pronoun

Polish language--Pronunciation

Polish language--Prosodic analysis

Polish language--Provincialisms

Polish language--Psychological aspects

Polish language--Punctuation

Polish language--Reference

Polish language--Reflexives

Polish language--Relative clauses

Polish language--Research

Polish language--Rhetoric

Polish language--Rhythm

Polish language--Sentences

Polish language--Sex differences

Polish language--Slang

Polish language--Social aspects

Polish language--Societies, etc.

Polish language--Standardization

Polish language--Study and teaching

Polish language--Study and teaching (Elementary)

Polish language--Study and teaching (Higher)

Polish language--Study and teaching (Secondary)

Polish language--Study and teaching--Audio-visual aids

Polish language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakers

Polish language--Subjectless constructions

Polish language--Synonyms and antonyms

Polish language--Temporal constructions

Polish language--Tense

Polish language--Terms and phrases

Polish language--Textbooks

Polish language--Topic and comment

Polish language--Translating

Polish language--Translating into English

Polish language--Translating into French

Polish language--Translating into Russian

Polish language--Variation

Polish language--Vocabulary

Polish language--Vowels

Polish language--Word frequency

Polish language--Word order

Sources
- found: Campbell, G.L. Compendium of the world's languages, 2000:v. 2, p. 1355 ("Polish is usually regarded as the sole survivor of the Lechitic subgroup of West Slavonic languages, though some authorities treat the dialect form known as Kashubian as a separate language")
- found: Facts about the world's languages, 2001:p. 556 (Polish dialects include Kashubian; some scholars consider Kashubian to be a separate language, not mutually intelligible with other Polish dialects)
- found: Ethnologue, via WWW, May 14, 2004(Polish: a language of Poland. Alternate names: Polski, Polnisch. Dialects: Upper Silesian. Classification: Indo-European, Slavic, West, Lechitic. Also spoken in Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Canada, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Russia (Europe), Slovakia, Ukraine, UAE, USA)
LC Classification
- PG6001-PG6790
Change Notes
- 2004-05-14: new
- 2004-06-22: revised
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