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In our research, the Slavic languages are examined and analyzed by the historical development stages of the tense category and the changes observed during these stages. Lack of unanimous views and considerations in the linguistic literature on the tense category dictates the relevance of the chosen topic. The aim of the study is to study tense categories in Slavic languages in a diachronic manner. Analyzing the materials of the Czech, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian and other Slavic languages on the basis of typologicalcomparative and historical comparative methods the author tried to investigate the manifestation forms of this category. Widespread coverage of tense categories in Slavic languages in a diachronic aspect necessitates the scientific novelty of the research. One of the results obtained in the study is that in addition to the tense category, the taxis morphological category is also used to refer to all other Slavic languages except Russian. The results obtained in the study can be used in Slavic languages as an important source for future research on time, verb, temporality, and taxis. Keywords—tense category; diachronic; verb; temporality; taxis; the Czech language; the Bulgarian language.

Historical Analysis of Tense Category in Slavic Languages