Evidence for a new pre-Proto-Indo-European sound law *-ē̆m > PIE *-ō̆m

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Contents
3. Rhotic metathesis in Gandhari
4. The fronting of back vowels after *j in Slavonic
5. On the etymology of Tocharian A śemäl ‘domestic animal’
6. ‘A man of full-sin’
7. Dative subjects in Gothic
8. From oath to prohibition
9. Khotanese ph‑ < Iranian *θu̯‑
10. Evidence for a new pre-Proto-Indo-European sound law *-ē̆m > PIE *-ō̆m
11. Celtic in Greek characters and implications for Greek and Celtic phonology
12. On some cognates of Avestan hakat̰
13. The life cycles of counterfactual mood in early Indo-European languages
14. A missed regular sound change between Latin and French
15. To compound or not to compound?