Alexander Rypinski
ethnographer
Alexander Rypinski was an ethnographer who published works in the 1850s that incorporated the letter 'ŭ', demonstrating the evolving need for a dedicated character to represent specific sounds in the Belarusian language.
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Ethnographer Alexander Rypinski used the letter 'ŭ' in his books published in London.
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Наша Ніва (Nasha Niva): Самая белорусская буква? В литовском языке кириллическая «ў» появилась раньше, чем в белорусском