|
Ackermann, Katsiaryna
|
Investigating internal ways of lexical expansion in early PIE
|
|
Barðdal, Jóhanna
|
The emergence of non-canonical subject marking in Indo-European
|
|
Barnes, Timothy
|
Homeric ἐννῆμαρ
|
|
Bertocci, Davide
|
Beyond lexical etymology: nasal morphology and verbs of hitting, breaking, cutting, touching, and binding
|
|
Blažek, Václav
|
Indo-European ‘barley’: a new etymology
|
|
Bock, Bettina
|
Rekonstruktion von Semantik
|
|
Carling, Gerd
Johansson, Niklas
|
Organising the outsiders – the Indo-European lexicon of iconicity
|
|
Casaretto, Antje
Schneider, Carolin
|
The relationship between etymology and semantics in the local particles of the R̥gveda
|
|
Cohen, Paul S.
|
Latin papāver ‘poppy’, Greek πάπυρος ’papyrus’, Latin pōpulus ‘poplar tree’ and (P)IE nouns in ‘e-reduplication’
|
|
Dahl, Eystein
|
Aspects of the morphosyntax of subjecthood in Latin
|
|
De Lamberterie, Charles
|
Sur le nom du ‘rêve’ en indo-européen balkanique
|
|
Fellner, Hannes A.
Grestenberger, Laura
|
The Greek and Latin verbal governing compounds in *-ā and their prehistory
|
|
Gante, Christiane
|
Germanic *ga(-) revisited. Some thought on etymology, phonology and inherited word formations
|
|
Gąsiorowski, Piotr
|
Against Old European: Why we need to be more specific
|
|
Hansen, Bjarne Simmelkjær Sandgaard
|
Layers of root nouns in Germanic: chronology, structure, and origin
|
|
Hyllested, Adam
|
Again on pigs in ancient Europe: the Fennic connection
|
|
Irslinger, Britta
|
Western Europe: linguistic areas, substrates and the development of the noun phrase
|
|
Jasanoff, Jay
|
*weid- ‘notice’ and the PIE thematic aorist
|
|
Junttila, Santeri
|
Proto-Finnic borrowings in the Baltic languages – are there any?
|
|
Kloekhorst, Alwin
|
Hittite ẖūmantet and the PIE instrumental ending
|
|
Kocharov, Petr
|
From syntax to the etymology of Armenian martc ‘possible’
|
|
Korn, Agnes
|
Final troubles: Armenian stem classes and the word-end in Late Old Persian
|
|
Kroonen, Guus
|
Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic: a sneak preview
|
|
Kulikov, Leonid
|
Quasi-denominatives in Vedic: evidence form Indo-European for a typology of light verbs and denominatives
|
|
Kümmel, Martin Joachim
|
Germanic etymological problems
|
|
Lühr, Rosemarie
|
Basiskonzepte
|
|
Majer, Marek
|
The etymology of Proto-Slavic *niz- ‘down, low’ and some similar forms in other branches
|
|
Malzahn, Melanie
|
The second to branch off? The Tocharian lexicon revisited
|
|
Martirosyan, Hrach
|
European and Mediterranean substrate words in Armenian
|
|
Matasović, Ranko
|
Substratum words in Balto-Slavic
|
|
Meier-Brügger, Michael
|
Über das Vokabular der altindogermanischen Sprachen zurück in die Realien der Steinzeit
|
|
Melchert, H. Craig
|
‘Western affinities’ of Anatolian
|
|
Mihaylova, Biliana
|
The Pre-Greek substratum revisited
|
|
Nielsen Whitehead, Benedicte
|
The emergence of the ‘pickpocket’ word-formation pattern in medieval Europe
|
|
Oettinger, Norbert
|
Die Wechsel -Ø/n- und -i/n- im Rahmen der indogermanischen Heteroklisie
|
|
Peyrot, Michaël
|
On the etymology of Tocharian B yolo ‘bad’
|
|
Pinault, Georges-Jean
|
Tracing the expression of mastery and power in IE languages
|
|
Piwowarczyk, Dariusz
|
Latin māteriēs and the derivational history of the -iēs/-ia abstracts
|
|
Poccetti, Paolo
|
New evidence for IE words for ‘moon/month’ and ‘sun’ from the Sabellic languages
|
|
Pronk, Tijmen
|
The Indo-European singulative
|
|
Pronk-Tiethoff, Saskia
|
Loanwords and the productivity of the feminine ū-stems in Proto-Slavic
|
|
Sadovski, Velizar
|
Roots deep in Heaven: Indo-Iranian ritual concepts in a cross-cultural perspective
|
|
Schuhmann, Roland
|
Where is the substrate in the Germanic lexicon?
|
|
Schumacher, Stefan
|
The development of the PIE middle voice in Albanian
|
|
Šefčík, Ondřej
|
The functional view on satem isoglosses
|
|
Smitherman, Thomas
|
Prospects for the formal reconstruction of non-canonical argument structure in Proto-Indo-European
|
|
Van Been, Lucien
|
The etymology of Greek πέπαμαι
|
|
Vennemann, Theo
|
Nicht-indogermanische Spuren vorgeschichtlicher Wirtschaftsverhältnisse im typonomischen Lexikon Mitteleuropas
|
|
Vernet, Mariona
|
Considerations on the origin of full-grade Latin statives from PIE verbal roots: a new proposal
|
|
Villanueva Svensson, Miguel
|
Notes on the Balto-Slavic verb
|
|
Viti, Carlotta
|
Flat taxonomies in the IE lexicon
|
|
Whittaker, Gordon
|
The status of Euphratic within Indo-European
|
|
Widmer, Paul
|
Combinatory and functional restrictions on pronominal clitics in Hittite
|
|
Willson, Kendra
|
Runic coordination and the death of IE *ku̯e
|
|
Yakubovich, Ilya
|
Etymology of Slavic *čьrtъ ‘demon, devil’ in the light of Indo-European semantic parallels
|
|
Zair, Nicholas
|
(False) etymology and ‘Sabine -l-‘
|
|
Zeilfelder, Susanne
|
Wortfelder und etymologische Pfade
|
|
Elmegård Rasmussen, Jens
|
Closing speech of appreciation
|
