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  • curprev 16:4016:40, 7 March 2021Fay Freak talk contribs 4,791 bytes +34 →‎References: +new template, referencing Греко-славянскіе этюды III undo
  • curprev 14:5214:52, 7 March 2021Fay Freak talk contribs 4,757 bytes +4,509 Vasmer, Ušakov prefer камса́. This variation alone manifests it came to Ru via Turkic. Vasmer in Греко-славянскіе этюды 1909, same text in German Rocznik slawistyczny V (1912), for /k/ in капся́ has an absurd explanation: Начальное к можетъ быть объяснено вліяніемъ слова капсуля. I see it in Rus. books only in the late 19th c., so in the main variants from Ota – Greece was far, though Greeks controlled Ottoman fishing. I also read that one formerly caught less. Giving relevant quotes. undo

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