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Old Polish ((ポーランド語:język staropolski)) is the period in the history of the Polish language between the 9th and the 16th centuries, followed by the Middle Polish language. ==History== The Polish language started to change after the baptism of Poland, bringing in words from Latin such as ''kościół'' ("church", from L. ''castellum'', meaning "castle"), often via the Czech language, which also influenced Polish in that era (hence Lechitic "wiesiełyj" yielded modern Polish "wesoły" and "wesele"). Also, in later centuries, with the onset of cities founded on German law (namely, the so-called Magdeburg law), Middle High German urban and legal words filtered into Old Polish. Around the 14th or 15th centuries the aorist and imperfect became obsolete. In the 15th century the dual fell into disuse except for a few fixed expressions (adages, sayings). In relation to most other European languages, though, the differences between Old and Modern Polish are comparatively slight; the Polish language is somewhat conservative relative to other Slavic languages.
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