Comparative-Historical Linguistics
Indo-European and Finno-Ugric
Papers in honor of Oswald Szemerényi III
Editors
Bela Brogyanyi | University of Freiburg
Reiner Lipp | University of Freiburg
This volume offers an important contribution to the comparative historical study of languages. Most of the articles deal with topics concerning the Indo-European proto-language as well as the individual languages descended from it. Essays in Finno-Ugric philology complete the volume. The book is divided in 8 sections: I. Indo-European, II. Anatolian, III. Indic, IV. Iranian and Armenian, V. Celtic, VI. Germanic Languages, VII. Slavic and Albanian, VIII. Fennougrica and Altaica.
[Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 97] 1993. xii, 566 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Dediacation | p. v
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Preface | p. vii
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table of contents | p. ix
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I. Indo-European
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1. Formes de la racine *dei- ‘briller avec rotation’Françoise Bader | p. 3
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2. Zur vorgeschichte der idg. DichterformelnEnrico Campanile | p. 61
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3. Modal auxiliaries in proto-Indo-EuropeanJohn R. Costello | p. 73
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4. Sur les verbes fréquentatifs et causatifs en Indo-EuropéenLouis Deroy | p. 91
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5. Periphrastica homerohittitovedicaGeorge Dunkel | p. 103
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6. On Indoeuropean laryngeals after word-initial s-Henry M. Hoenigswald | p. 119
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7. Réflexions sur le “neutre”indo-européenAndré Martinet | p. 123
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8. Monophthongization as the easing of an articulatory burdenWilliam R. Schmalstieg | p. 129
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9. The indo-European vowels /a/ and /o/ revisitedFrancisco Villar | p. 139
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II. Anatolian
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1. Luvio geroglifico MU-RU-WA-TÀ-ZAMassimo Poetto | p. 163
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2. The anatolian and INdo-European fisrt person pluralAndrew L. Sihler | p. 171
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3. Reflexe der H-laute im AnatolischenRobert Schmitt-Brandt | p. 187
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III. Indic
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1. Rats, mice, and other small rodents in the Indian linguistic areaMurray B. Emeneau | p. 197
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2. Zur wurzel il im Sanskrit und PaliHarry Falk | p. 203
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3. A critical examination of some early sanskrit passages alleged to indicate dialectal diversityHans Henrich Hock | p. 217
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4. Word formation in Gipsy languagesJózsef Vekerdi | p. 233
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IV. Iranian and Armenian
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1. Calques iraniens en arménienGiancarlo Bolognesi | p. 247
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2. The Armenian suffixes of iranian originGevork B. Jahukian | p. 257
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3. Die goldschmiede im achiamenidischen Susa zu einem alten problem in der Inschrift DSfRüdiger Schmitt | p. 271
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V. Celtic
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1. The old Irish imperfect indicativeAnders Ahlqvist | p. 281
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2. The etymology of old Irish torc ‘boar’Kim R. McCone | p. 291
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3. Gall. @, pitt. @, ant. irl. — Det(i)chetFilippo Motta | p. 293
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VI. Germanic langauges
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1. Bast und Bastard: ein versuch zu einer ungeklärten wortgruppeErnst S. Dick | p. 307
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2. Paradigm regularization and the VerschärfungR.D. Fulk | p. 341
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3. OE sîd and stund in the old Germanic and Indo-European environmentKurt R. Jankowsky | p. 353
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4. Braht und Brand. Zum althochdeutschen HildebrandliedHeinz Klingenberg | p. 407
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5. Variationen über das thema BirgittaPiergiuseppe Scardigli | p. 469
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VII. Slavic and Albanian
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1. The Slavic i-verbs with an excursus on the Indo-European ē-verbsJens Elmegård Rasmussen | p. 475
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2. Über die form des Gen.-Dat. Pl. im Albanischen. Zur methode der vergleichenden sprachforschung | p. 489
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VIII. Fenno-Ugrica and Altaica
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1. The character and the scale of Turkic influence on the structure of Finno-Ugric languagesGábor Bereczki | p. 509
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2. Lexical innovations of the Volga-Finnic epochGyula Décsy | p. 521
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3. Rückblick auf die geschichte der lautbezeichnung der finnisch-ugrischen sprachenGyörgy Lakó | p. 529
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4. Das Karpatenbecken zur Zeit der ungarischen langnahmeGyula László | p. 539
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5. Beitrage zu den iranischen lehnwörtern der uralischen sprachenKároly Rédei | p. 549
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6. HullabalooDenis Sinor | p. 553
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Index of authors | p. 559
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BIC Subject: CF – Linguistics
BISAC Subject: LAN009000 – LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General