poluustav
poluustav noun: a style of Cyrillic writing with rounder letters than ustav, a slight rightward slant, and extensive use of scribal abbreviations.
Noun
poluustav (uncountable)
- A style of Cyrillic writing with rounder letters than ustav, a slight rightward slant, and extensive use of scribal abbreviations.
Origin of poluustav
Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic [Term?]. Cognate of полуустав in modern Bulgarian and modern Russian.
Questions about poluustav
- What does poluustav mean?
- Poluustav means a style of Cyrillic writing with rounder letters than ustav, a slight rightward slant, and extensive use of scribal abbreviations.
- What part of speech is poluustav?
- Poluustav is a noun.
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