Kuryłowicz Jerzy. The Inflectional Categories of Indo-European

[Artikelsammlung] Herausgegeben von A. Bammesberger; Sabine Ziegler — Heidelberg (Winter Verlag) 1988 — 585 S. Bader, Françoise. Noms de parenté anatoliens et formations à laryngal Barton, Charles R. Gk. aesa , Arm. agay and PIE *h 1 Beekes, Robert S. P. Laryngeal Developments: A Survey Dunkel, George E. Laryngeals and particles: * h 2 u , u , and *aw Eichner, Heiner....

[Journal of Indo-European Studies, Monograph 1]. Butte, Montana: Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology — 1975 — 78 p. Introduction: The linear order of meaningful elements has long been a concern of Indo-Europeanists — of Delbrück and Watkins, for example, and of such theoretical linguists as Sapir and Ross. Recently, Lehmann has tried to relate Indo-European...

Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing Company, 1997 - 417 p. ISBN: 90 272 3649 6 In this work we have attempted to analyze the historical and prehistorical evolution of the verbal systems of all the major branches of the Indo-European phylum of languages, concentrating particularly on the sub-systems of tense and aspect. What is new in these chapters, therefore, is...

[Innsbrucker Beitrage zur Sprachwissenschaft, 64] hrsg. von Oswald Panagl und Thomas Krisch. — Innsbruck : Institut für Sprachwissenschaft der Universität Innsbruck, 1992. — 414 S. Vorwort Übergreifendes Ernst Risch : Die indogermanischen Grundlagen des Lateins Karl-Horst Schmidt: Latein und Keltisch: Genetische Verwandtschaft und areale Beziehungen Lautsystem, Lautgeschichte...

[Memoirs of the Kern Institute, 4] xix, 196 p. Leiden, etc.: E. J. Brill, 1988. Guilders 92. In this revised version of his 1987 Leiden doctoral dissertation Alexander Lubotsky investigates the problem of the unpredictable position of the accent in disyllabic nouns, with special reference to i- and u- stems and thematic stems. About half the work is devoted to the evidence of...

London/New York: Taylor & Francis, 1998. — 526 p. This comprehensive reference work is the only book available which explores the way in which different cultures use language and the major features of phonology, morphology, syntax and lexicon of the Indo-European language family. Comparison and Reconstruction Sanskrit The Iranian Languages Tocharian The Anatolian Languages...