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What is the difference between dalmatia and dalmatian?
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Dalmatia is a region Crotia,Bosnia-Herzegovina,Montenegro in Yugoslavia but became Austrian in 1815.
Dalamatian is a breed of tall approx 60 cm dogs from the same region
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Dalmatian Dog originate from?
From Dalmatia region where it is from (in Croatia)
What country did the Dalmatian come from?
The Dalmatian came from the country Croatia, which is formerly known as Dalmatia.
Where did the word dalmatian come from?
The origin of the Dalmatian breed is not exactly known since there are theories that state they were bred from an ancient Egyptian spotted-dog to their discovery in a town named Dalmatia in Croatia.
Where dalmatians come from?
dalmatians actually originate from dalmatia which of course is were the DALMATIAn gets it name from although it does sound fake its true !!
When did dalmatians get name?
The name simply means 'dog of Dalmatia', which is a region in Croatia. The breed was fist described as a 'Dalmatian' dog in 1792.
Are Dalmatians from Germany?
History of the Dalmatian: Like many dog breeds, the history of the Dalmatian is slightly fuzzy. Hints of the breed have been found in Egypt, so the breed may have existed for quite awhile. It is unclear if these traces are related to the Dalmatian we know of today. One of the most popular theories is that the Dalmatian originated from Dalmatia, a part of the country Croatia. This obviously gives you an idea of where their name came from as well.
What is the difference in dalmatian sage and ground sage?
Dalmatian sage is a synonym for Salvia officinalis grown in Dalmatia. There are numerous researches that proof that sage from Dalmatia has best sage characteristics in all aspects; in aromatherapy, culinary or in medicinal uses. It was specified that Dalmatian soil and climate (especially Far Infrared Rays from stones and rocks on its habitat) combination delivers such remarkable results. Dalmatian sage has been recognized for thousands of years, and its value was best prized by Chinese who traded Dalmatians with Marco Polo's after-mach journeys by formula: 3 shares of best Chinese herbs that they had for 1 share of Dalmatian sage. Ground sage is a orgin and variety non-specified product. It is dried sage mix of leaf, petioles and stems.
What is an example of language extinction?
One example of language extinction is the case of the Dalmatian language. Dalmatian was spoken in the region of Dalmatia, Croatia, but became extinct around the 19th century. It was gradually replaced by Croatian and Italian, and today there are no native speakers of Dalmatian left.
What county does the Dalmatian come from?
The Dalmatian comes from Dalmatia in Southern Europe which at one period of time was a self-ruling country. It had/has its own language known as Dalmatian (a member of the Romance language family, along with French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, Catalan, Sicilian, Aragonese etc), has its own cuisine, traditional dancing, clothing, folk music everything that defines a country. In AD 925 it was annexed (made part of) by Croatia. On June 10, 1898, the Dalmatian language sadly, became extinct when the last known speaker Tuone Udaina died of an bomb explosion. There have been attempts to revive it recently from the Vegliot dialect (the most closely related language to Dalmatian). There are undoubtedly people in Dalmatian who identify as being Dalmatian and not Croatian.So: Dalmatians trace back to a region of Croatia known as Dalmatia.See more at the Related Link listed below:
When someone is said to be of dalmatian heritage what does that mean?
It means that they don't know who their real ancesters are, as in their parents, grandparents and beyond weren't sure who fathered the child. It means they are Croatian, from the Dalmatia region.
What is the modern name of Dalmatia?
Dalmatia is divided between Montenegro and Croatia. Montenegro administers a small section in the south with the rest a part of Croatia.
Is there a dalmatia in Austria?
Dalmatia is in Croatia
