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I propose that the PIE preverbs that are extant in Balto-Slavic – namely *som, *prei, *h₂po etc. – have undergone two separate univerbation events: first in nomina actionis and other derived nouns (such as Slavic *pamętь, *sǫprǫgъ), where... more
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Перед читателем необыкновенная книга. Ее необыкновенность не только в том, что на избранную автором тему никто до сих пор не писал столь полно, подроб но, в соответствии с насущными потребностями читателя и с требованиями дня нынешнего.... more
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Co-Autor ist Stephen Mossman.
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Additional new parts of the text, including major and minor changes, corrections and new footnotes, were specially written by the author for this new edition.
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      Historical LinguisticsComparative LinguisticsBaltic languagesIndoeuropean Studies
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      Baltic StudiesBaltic languagesHistory of Linguistic ThoughtHistoriography of Linguistics
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      Baltic StudiesHistory of Linguistic ThoughtHistoriography of LinguisticsLithuanian language
Straipsnyje nagrinėjamas prūsų kalbos tekstų sąvado susidarymas nuo seniausių laikų iki mūsų dienų.
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      Baltic languagesLithuanian languageHydronymyHistory of Lithuanian
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The Baltic and Slavic reflexes of the Indo-European syllabic resonants *m̥, *n̥, *r̥, *l̥ are a combination of short vowel plus resonant (ĭm, ĭn, ĭr, ĭl with variants ŭm, ŭn, ŭr, ŭl possible); this is assumed to represent a common... more
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      Languages and LinguisticsHistorical LinguisticsSlavic LanguagesOld Church Slavonic
Zum lettischen Komparativ §1 E. Benveniste (1948: 115-143) hat -wic allgcmein bekannt -zwci Typen von Formationen unterschieden, aus dencn Komparative in indogermanischen Sprachen entstanden sind: a) Die Formationen mit dem Suffix... more
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Sprachkontakt zählt zu den Topthemen der heutigen Sprachwissenschaft. Obwohl man manchmal den Eindruck hat, dass dies eine Mode ist, ist es dennoch unbestritten, dass Sprachkontakt interessant und unterhaltsam ist und sogar auch lehrreich... more
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      Languages and LinguisticsContact LinguisticsBaltic StudiesBaltic languages
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      Baltic StudiesBaltic languagesLatvian LanguageStandardization
The distribution of stem and desinence allomorphs in PB.-Sl. infinitives reveals their initial dependence on syntactic function/semantics and verbal aspect. While constituting part of syntactic constructions, forerunners of infinitives... more
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      Baltic StudiesHistory of Latin LanguageBaltic languagesBaltic Finnic Languages
ciusius, i -Aug. Civ. D. 15, 23 -Daemon immundus, incubus " gabalus, i -sibenica gaitanus , a, um // gaitanum, i -obvaz geusiae, arum -hrdlo gilvus., a, um -Varr. Men. 358 -zlikasty gKsomarga, ae -Plin. NH. 17, 46 -slien gubia, ae -did to... more
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