Древнерусский словарь Old Russian Dictionary University of Pittsburgh The OR Dictionary is a lightly version of Horace G. Lunt’s out-of-print and not easily available Concise Dictionary of Old Russian, 11th-17th Centuries, München: Wilhelm Fink Verlag, 1970). This skeletal glossary is precisely a “bridge” dictionary, between MR and OCS. It is especially strong in the presentation of ethnic, cultural, and religious terms unknown to either OCS or MR. The meanings of most everyday OR words will need to be sought among the definitions of similar or identical words in OCS or MR. words: 8081 / articles: 5597 Converted to DSL format by podomart. DSL-Version ― Changelog: 1.0 / 2014/12/09 ― Created from source 2.0 / 2014/12/22 ― Completely new structured index, made searchable inflected forms, added inflections to articles on verbs, formatting 2.1 / 2014/12/26 ― Added direct links between articles, added subarticles, cleaned from redundant entries 2.2 / 2021/09/23 ― Changed language to "Church Slavic" in order to fit into GoldenDict's list of languages. Hereby enabled usage of Old Cyrillic font (please use the attached files "article-style.css" and "qt-style.css"). Differing language contents marked in articles with [lang] tags in order to dislay a modern font in Russian contents. Source: http://polish.slavic.pitt.edu/russian/ Copyright (c) 2009, 2011 Oscar E. Swan, Nicholas H. Reimer. Download location of this DSL dictionary: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5165145 For similar dictionaries, see: http://lingvodics.com/dics/view/Church-Slavic