Historical and Comparative Linguistics
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Historical and Comparative Linguistics

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Historical and Comparative Linguistics

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Table of contents

  1. On the gloss to Matthew 26:8 in the Lindisfarne Gospels
  2. The Germanic reflex of Indo-European /ə/ in originally medial syllables
  3. The gender of Hittite i-stems
  4. Agṓ́n: ageírō; A new r/n-alternation
  5. Subgrouping and reconstruction
  6. From Proto-Tupi-Guarani to modern Guarani: Patterns of change in a native American phonological system
  7. Germania VI, 10: A Germanic cavalry manoeuvre
  8. The meaning of the Slavic words for ‘still’ and ‘already’
  9. Aitolikon-Anatolikon-Andoliko-Andeliko: A puzzling place name in Central Greece
  10. Indo-European ‘6’
  11. Adjectives as first compound members in Homer
  12. Histoire des conceptions sur la racine en indo-européen
  13. On some accent rules of Pāṇini
  14. Some remarks on reconstructed Germanic
  15. Clauses, parallelism, word order, and particles in classical Nahuatl and Isthmus Nahuat
  16. A syntactic change in Thai
  17. How the cocktail was christened
  18. Gothic aibr
  19. Methods of textual linguistics and the old high German Ludwigslied
  20. Studies on Polabian morphophonemics
  21. Latin ārea and Indo-European threshing terminology in Hittite
  22. Abruptness and gradualness in phonological change
  23. A Latin conspiracy
  24. Some modal features common to English, German and Scandinavian
  25. The preverbal Gothic ga-
  26. Indo-European *-oN and *-o
  27. The prefix ge- in Dutch and German past participles
  28. Linguistic change: Examples from the verb system of the Westfalian dialect of Nienberge (near Münster)
  29. On the so-called signature of Queene Ann of France (1063)
  30. The nature of possessive suffixes in Uralic and Altaic
  31. On reconstruction in morphology
  32. Sanskrit śábda- ‘sound, voice, word’: An etymology
  33. Notes on the phonology of verbs in the Eastern Greek dialects
  34. A neglected Greek diphthong
  35. A Palaic Carmen
  36. On Scandinavian labialization
  37. Initial consonants in Niger-Kordofanian noun class affixes
  38. A Bini morphicon: Constructing a glossary of bound forms
  39. Consonant distribution in I?jo?
  40. Consonant distribution in Ịjọ