Bolgarska Grammatika, Sega Pervo Sochinena, written by Monk Neofit Rilski and published in 1835, represents an early effort in the study of Bulgarian grammar. This book, written in Russian, provides insights into the linguistic understanding and grammatical structures of the Bulgarian language during the 19th century. As a foundational text, it offers valuable historical context for understanding the development of linguistic studies in the region and the evolving relationship between the Russian and Bulgarian languages. Scholars and enthusiasts of linguistics, Balkan history, and language development will find this a compelling and historically significant work.
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