Indogermanische Forschungen

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  Año 2015, Número 120

  • Lycian nasalized preterites revisited

    Ignasi-Xavier Adiego

    págs. 1-30

    

  • The outcome of PIE *#Hi- and *#Hu- in Germanic

    Bjarne Simmelkjær Sandgaard Hansen

    págs. 31-76

    

  • Germanic goblins and the Indo-European fireplace

    Peter Alexander Kerkhof

    págs. 77-86

    

  • Greek λοιμός, Middle Persian rēm, and the Avestan root rai̯-

    Paolo Milizia

    págs. 87-106

    

  • The Frøyhov inscription and early Germanic *ing-

    Bernard Mees

    págs. 107-114

    

  • On the history and prehistory of the Old Irish passive ending -ar

    Carlos García Castillero

    págs. 115-152

    

  • Zum Ursprung des Dativs Singular auf -u der altwestnordischen ō-Stämme

    Klaus Johan Myrvoll

    págs. 153-176

    

  • Repetition analysis function (ReAF) I: Identifying textual units in Avestan

    Thomas Jügel

    págs. 177-208

    

  • Enclitic -(m)a ‘but’, clause architecture and the prosody of focus in Hittite

    Andrej Sidel'tsev, Maria Molina

    págs. 209-254

    

  • Der Flexionsyp idg. *sḗh2-ṷr̥ ‚saure Flüssigkeit‘, *nḗbh-s n. ‚Gewölk‘

    Norbert Oettinger

    págs. 255-268

    

  • The Proto-Indo-European *-VTs# clusters and the formulation of Szemerényi’s Law

    Dariusz R. Piwowarczyk

    págs. 269-278

    

  • On the lengthened grade in the nominative singular

    Martin Joachim Kümmel

    págs. 279-296

    

  • Word-final vowel shortenings in the Rigveda and the nominative singular of PIE *eh2- and *ih2-stems

    Roland Litscher

    págs. 297-312

    

  • The development of *ōu in Baltic

    Miguel Villanueva Svensson

    págs. 313-328

    

  • On the chronology and the phonetics of the change o > u in final closed syllables in Latin

    Máté Ittzés

    págs. 329-342