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==Other languages== The Bulgarian Thracologist [[Vladimir I. Georgiev|Vladimir Georgiev]] developed the theory that the Romanian language has a "[[Daco-Thracian|Daco-Moesian]]" language as its substrate, a hypothecised language that according to him had a number of features which distinguished it from the [[Thracian language]] spoken further south, across the [[Haemus Mons|Haemus]] range. There are also some Romanian substratum words in languages other than Romanian, these examples having entered via Romanian dialects. For example, [[Bryndza]] is a type of cheese made in Eastern [[Austria]], [[Poland]], the [[Czech Republic]] (Moravian Wallachia), [[Slovakia]] and [[Ukraine]], the name being derived from the Romanian word for [[cheese]] (''brânză'').
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