False Friends in Slavic Languages
Croatian ‘Petrograd’
The database knows following meanings of the Croatian word ‘Petrograd’:
- Petrograd 1914-1924
- St. Petersburg before 1914 and after 1991
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The database has information related to this term for Bosnian, Czech, Russian and Serbian.
Croatian ‘Petrograd’:
NB: No information yet for Belarusian, Bulgarian, Kashubian, Macedonian, Polish, Slovak, Slovenian, Lower Sorbian, Upper Sorbian and Ukrainian.
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Meaning in Czech:
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| Czech Petrohrad |
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Meaning in Russian:
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| Russian Петроград |
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| Serbian Петроград |
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Petrograd
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Meanings:  ‘Petrograd 1914-1924’
 ‘St. Petersburg before 1914 and after 1991’
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| Petrograd 1914-1924 | St. Petersburg before 1914 and after 1991 | |
| Russian Петроград | + | |
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| Meanings | Petrograd 1914-1924 | St. Petersburg before 1914 and after 1991 |
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