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Chapters in this book

  1. I-XVIII I
  2. Edgar C. Polomé: A biographical sketch 1
  3. Bibliography of E. C. Polomé 2
  4. Speech and religious affiliation in Egypt 21
  5. On the origins of the Indo-European dative-locative singular endings 29
  6. On the mythological interpretation of the oldest runic inscriptions 43
  7. Der indogermanische Aorist und das germanische Prateritum 55
  8. Low German as a literary language in Schleswig-Holstein in the seventeenth century: A poem by Anna Ovena Hoyers 63
  9. The origin of the Indo-European pronominal inflection 73
  10. Meaning and pre-history of OIr. lúan láith 89
  11. Gothic saihw and sai, with some notes on imperative interjections in Germanic 97
  12. Pāṇini and the Northwestern dialect: Some suggestions on Sūtra 3.3.10 111
  13. Post-script, errata, varia 123
  14. On the Sigurd representations in Great Britain and Scandinavia 133
  15. L’oubykh d’Evliya Çelebi: compléments 157
  16. Ex Oriente Lux On the problem of an Asiatic homeland of the Proto-Indo-Europeans 161
  17. A bouquet of Armenian birds for Edgar Polomé 169
  18. The Indo-European terms for ‘marriage’ 179
  19. The development of Romani linguistics 183
  20. The cosmic religion of the Indo-Europeans 225
  21. Language and ethnicity 235
  22. On the use of the nominal strategy for coding complex complements in some African languages 245
  23. The world and worldliness in Hartmann von Aue’s Der arme Heinrich 259
  24. Zur Etymologie und Wortgeschichte von deutsch Amtsschimmel und Akt (in der Kunst) 269
  25. Deconstruction and analysis of meaning in literature 279
  26. An eastern etymon for sarape? 287
  27. Orthographica onomastica 297
  28. Old Irish boí ‘was’ 299
  29. Topic-prominence and zero NP-anaphora in Marathi and Hindi 309
  30. Yima et la mort 329
  31. Competing generalizations and linguistic change 335
  32. Ostgermanische Relikte im bairisch-österreichischen Sprachraum 347
  33. Vestjysk stød, Icelandic preaspiration, and Proto-Indo-European glottalic stops 353
  34. Adhikāra – right and responsibility 359
  35. Some problems in the translation of Beowulf 365
  36. “The Divine Twins” or “The Twins ... Divine?” 373
  37. The druids and human sacrifice 381
  38. Some remarks on ‘laryngeals’ and Celtic 397
  39. L’extraposition du prédicat verbal dans les créoles à base lexicale anglaise et française 401
  40. Les champs sémantiques de la racine *H2ei-g- en grec 419
  41. Le système des modes en latin classique: présentation fonctionnaliste 439
  42. The Sacred Marriage – a study in Norse mythology 449
  43. Zum Verhaltnis der grammatischen Kategorien Person und Modus im Indogermanischen 461
  44. Alternative historical sources for Swahili vocabulary 475
  45. The Horn of Gallehus and the subgrouping of the Germanic languages 489
  46. Sacerdos ‘qui sacrum dat’, sacrum dare and sacra facere in ancient Italy 509
  47. On the source of Hittite halzai- 525
  48. Sul nome dei ‘Veneti’ 529
  49. The impact of language (morphology) on Luther: Sapir-Whorf redux 535
  50. Damned in-laws and other problems 551
  51. Tense vs. aspect in Sango and Swahili of Lubumbashi 565
  52. The role of the Tamil film in language change and political change 581
  53. Comments on some of the Indo-European medio-passive endings 591
  54. n Armenian phonology and Indo-European reconstruction 601
  55. Talk about tu and vous 611
  56. Heroic ethical philosophy and philosophical consolation in Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde 621
  57. Hoffmann von Fallersleben: Anreger einer niederlandisch-sprachigen Neuphilologie 631
  58. Ancient economic plants of South Asia: linguistic archaeology and early agriculture 649
  59. Bilingualism and mother tongue education 669
  60. Na sthātavyam (‘Not Being Stayed’) in The Eight-Thousand-Line Perfection-of-Wisdom Sutra 681
  61. The languages of the peoples of the USSR 689
  62. The role of continental contacts for Scandinavian glottogenesis with special reference to the enclitic passive 715
  63. Umlaut-disrupting factors in Germanic 731
  64. Religion and language varieties: the case of Hindu-Urdu 741
  65. Die innergermanische Lautverschiebung und die Entstehung der germanischen und deutschen Dialekte 749
  66. Translation: Minimizing errors in the thought process 763
  67. Cardinal points and other directions in Tocharian A and B 775
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110864359.631

Chapters in this book

  1. I-XVIII I
  2. Edgar C. Polomé: A biographical sketch 1
  3. Bibliography of E. C. Polomé 2
  4. Speech and religious affiliation in Egypt 21
  5. On the origins of the Indo-European dative-locative singular endings 29
  6. On the mythological interpretation of the oldest runic inscriptions 43
  7. Der indogermanische Aorist und das germanische Prateritum 55
  8. Low German as a literary language in Schleswig-Holstein in the seventeenth century: A poem by Anna Ovena Hoyers 63
  9. The origin of the Indo-European pronominal inflection 73
  10. Meaning and pre-history of OIr. lúan láith 89
  11. Gothic saihw and sai, with some notes on imperative interjections in Germanic 97
  12. Pāṇini and the Northwestern dialect: Some suggestions on Sūtra 3.3.10 111
  13. Post-script, errata, varia 123
  14. On the Sigurd representations in Great Britain and Scandinavia 133
  15. L’oubykh d’Evliya Çelebi: compléments 157
  16. Ex Oriente Lux On the problem of an Asiatic homeland of the Proto-Indo-Europeans 161
  17. A bouquet of Armenian birds for Edgar Polomé 169
  18. The Indo-European terms for ‘marriage’ 179
  19. The development of Romani linguistics 183
  20. The cosmic religion of the Indo-Europeans 225
  21. Language and ethnicity 235
  22. On the use of the nominal strategy for coding complex complements in some African languages 245
  23. The world and worldliness in Hartmann von Aue’s Der arme Heinrich 259
  24. Zur Etymologie und Wortgeschichte von deutsch Amtsschimmel und Akt (in der Kunst) 269
  25. Deconstruction and analysis of meaning in literature 279
  26. An eastern etymon for sarape? 287
  27. Orthographica onomastica 297
  28. Old Irish boí ‘was’ 299
  29. Topic-prominence and zero NP-anaphora in Marathi and Hindi 309
  30. Yima et la mort 329
  31. Competing generalizations and linguistic change 335
  32. Ostgermanische Relikte im bairisch-österreichischen Sprachraum 347
  33. Vestjysk stød, Icelandic preaspiration, and Proto-Indo-European glottalic stops 353
  34. Adhikāra – right and responsibility 359
  35. Some problems in the translation of Beowulf 365
  36. “The Divine Twins” or “The Twins ... Divine?” 373
  37. The druids and human sacrifice 381
  38. Some remarks on ‘laryngeals’ and Celtic 397
  39. L’extraposition du prédicat verbal dans les créoles à base lexicale anglaise et française 401
  40. Les champs sémantiques de la racine *H2ei-g- en grec 419
  41. Le système des modes en latin classique: présentation fonctionnaliste 439
  42. The Sacred Marriage – a study in Norse mythology 449
  43. Zum Verhaltnis der grammatischen Kategorien Person und Modus im Indogermanischen 461
  44. Alternative historical sources for Swahili vocabulary 475
  45. The Horn of Gallehus and the subgrouping of the Germanic languages 489
  46. Sacerdos ‘qui sacrum dat’, sacrum dare and sacra facere in ancient Italy 509
  47. On the source of Hittite halzai- 525
  48. Sul nome dei ‘Veneti’ 529
  49. The impact of language (morphology) on Luther: Sapir-Whorf redux 535
  50. Damned in-laws and other problems 551
  51. Tense vs. aspect in Sango and Swahili of Lubumbashi 565
  52. The role of the Tamil film in language change and political change 581
  53. Comments on some of the Indo-European medio-passive endings 591
  54. n Armenian phonology and Indo-European reconstruction 601
  55. Talk about tu and vous 611
  56. Heroic ethical philosophy and philosophical consolation in Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde 621
  57. Hoffmann von Fallersleben: Anreger einer niederlandisch-sprachigen Neuphilologie 631
  58. Ancient economic plants of South Asia: linguistic archaeology and early agriculture 649
  59. Bilingualism and mother tongue education 669
  60. Na sthātavyam (‘Not Being Stayed’) in The Eight-Thousand-Line Perfection-of-Wisdom Sutra 681
  61. The languages of the peoples of the USSR 689
  62. The role of continental contacts for Scandinavian glottogenesis with special reference to the enclitic passive 715
  63. Umlaut-disrupting factors in Germanic 731
  64. Religion and language varieties: the case of Hindu-Urdu 741
  65. Die innergermanische Lautverschiebung und die Entstehung der germanischen und deutschen Dialekte 749
  66. Translation: Minimizing errors in the thought process 763
  67. Cardinal points and other directions in Tocharian A and B 775
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