Iazyk moy pouczytsia prawdi twoiey»: слов’яноруські вставки польською графікою у трактаті Лазаря Барановича

The article draws attention to the Slavenrosska phonetics analysing Slavenorosski insertions in Polish graphics Lazar Baranovych’s theological treatise “Notiy pięć ran Chrystvsowych pięс” (1680). These reflect epoch’s tendencies pronouncing texts by speakers of Northern Ukrainian (Eastern Polisyen) patois, e.g. prove well-established pronunciation ѣ as [і]. labials, velars, pharyngeal and [н’] before front vowel [і] was systematicallysoft. sibilant sounds, on contrary, were hard (the corresponding letters always followed a y, not an i). variations ri/ry, ti/ty, li/ly, si/sy, di/dy show [и] sound that replaced former [i], history language corroborates this fact. document presents palatalized velars well (it surely [i]) replacing their vowels). consonants [e] fricative Slavenorosska г confirmed. Cyrillic щ pronounced combination two sibilants [шч]. recorded final stem [р] while etymologically soft inside remains systematically intact. records [ц] at end masculine nouns. nominative accusative forms singular adjectives are mostly with reduced [ǐ]. Proper names Greek origin could have or, less frequently, plosive lieu γ, ѳ mainly sounded [фт]. In king’s name, it transliterated th.