Comparative dictionary of Slavic languages

[Thomas Hodge]

There's also B. Faden, "Slavonic equivalents of some English words: A list of 
over 400 English words and their meaning in ten Slavonic languages" (Russian 
texts for students, No. 11) (Paperback). Letchworth: Prideaux Press, 1982. 
This simple but useful book (79 pp.) is also out of print, but you might be able 
to find it. The ten languages showcased are Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, 
Bulgarian, Macedonian, Polish, Czech, Serbo-Croatian, Slovak, and Slovenian. 
No illustrations.
Best,
Tom

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