Usually means: Group of related Indo-European languages.
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We found 8 dictionaries that define the word Slavic language:

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  1. Slavic language: Vocabulary.com
  2. slavic language: Dictionary.com
  3. Slavic-language, Slavic language (disambiguation), Slavic language: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  4. Slavic language: Rhymezone
  5. slavic language: FreeDictionary.org
  6. slavic language: Mnemonic Dictionary
  7. Slavic language: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  1. Slavic-language, Slavic language: Encyclopedia

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Definitions from WordNet (Slavic language)

▸ noun:  a branch of the Indo European family of language

Similar:
Slavic, Slavonic, slavonic language, Slavism, Germanic language, Slovene, Slovakian, cyrillic alphabet, Celtic language, Panslavic, more...

Opposite:
non-Slavic, non-Slavonian, non-Slavic-speaking

Phrases:
balto slavic language, more...

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Similar:
Slavic, Slavonic, slavonic language, Slavism, Germanic language, Slovene, Slovakian, cyrillic alphabet, Celtic language, Panslavic, more...

Opposite:
non-Slavic, non-Slavonian, non-Slavic-speaking

Phrases:
balto slavic language, more...



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