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Lechish, n. and a.|ˈlɛxɪʃ|
[ad. G. lechisch; cf. Lech n.5 and a.]
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1888J. Wright tr. Brugmann's Elem. Compar. Gram. Indo-Germanic Lang. I. 12 The Slavonic languages fall into a South-Eastern and a Western group... To the latter [belong] Czech.., Sorabian or Wendish..and Lechish (Polish and Polabian or Elbe-Slavonian). 1908T. G. Tucker Introd. Natural Hist. Lang. 224 The classification of the Slavonic tongues which appears to find most favour with students in that branch is as follows:—..(ii) West Group: e. Tzech. f. Sorbian. g. Lechish [Polish, Polabish (Elbe-Slavonic)]. 1936–7Slavonic & East European Rev. XV. 477 The relationship of the present and past Baltic dialects of Slavonic to the other Lechish languages. |