Elemente vechi slave în maghiară şi în română (cu privire specială asupra regnului animal). Noi argumente lingvistice în sprijinul teoriei continuităţii românilor pe teritoriul Transilvaniei

Abstract

The author discuss a number of terms specific for the Romanian fauna, that surely were inherited by the Hungarian – directly or indirectly – from the old Slavic language after the passing to the sedentary life in the Pannonic Field and in Transilvania and brings to evidence some mopho phonetic proceedings, that were necessarely to the adaptation to the linguistic system of Hungarian language. Why the most of these words have equivalences of the same Slavic origins in the Romanian too, borrowed by the Dhaco-Romanian people from the Slavic languages two or three centuries before the Hungarian migratories comes to the Europe, the author considered that these words were borrowed by both languages from the same Slavic language, so the conclusion, that the Romanians had continuously lived on the territory of Transilvania.