Thurneysen’s law

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Preface vi
4. Contents vii
5. Abbreviations and acronyms; sigla ix
6. Introduction 1
7. Aitken’s law 3
8. Bartholomae’s law 7
9. Brugmann’s law 13
10. Caland’s law 23
11. Dolobko’s law 29
12. Dybo’s law 31
13. Ebeling’s law 35
14. Endzelin’s law 37
15. Fortunatov’s law I 41
16. Grassmann’s law 47
17. Grimm’s law 63
18. Hartmann’s law 77
19. Hirt’s law I 81
20. Hirt’s law 85
21. Hjemslev’s law 89
22. Holtzmann’s law 93
23. Illič-Svityč’s law 103
24. Lachmann’s law 105
25. Leskien’s law 115
26. Meillet’s law 117
27. Nieminen’s law 119
28. Notker’s law 121
29. Osthoff’s law 127
30. Palatals, the law of the 133
31. Pedersen’s law 143
32. Pedersen’s law 147
33. Saussure’s law 149
34. Šaxmatov’s law 153
35. Siebs’ law 155
36. Sievers’ law I 159
37. Sievers’ law II 175
38. Stang’s law 179
39. Streitberg’s law 181
40. Thurneysen’s law 183
41. Thurneysen and Havet, the law of 193
42. Van Wijk’s law 197
43. Vendryes’ law 199
44. Wackernagel’s law I 217
45. Wheeler’s law 221
46. Winter’s law 225
47. Appendix I: section A (minor laws) 229
48. Appendix I: section B (major tendencies) 241
49. Appendix II: the phonetic ‘new look’ of Indo-European consonants 259
50. Appendix III: general issues of Balto-Slavic accentology 271
51. Appendix IV: Dahl’s law of Bantu 279
52. Appendix V: Latin verbs in — iō 283
53. Index of authorities 289