| 2023, 1 |
Ekaterina N. Vinogradova |
Grammaticalization, lexicalization, and pragmaticalization: Russian constructions with the preposition PO |
54-87 |
| 2022, 6 |
Roman V. Sychev |
[Review of:] N. Hober. Grammaticalization and variation: The case of Mayan motion verbs. Berlin; Boston: Mouton de Gruyter, 2021. |
123-130 |
| 2022, 5 |
Juha Janhunen |
Issues of comparative Uralic and Altaic studies (10): On the local case markers in Mongolic |
55-63 |
| 2022, 5 |
Polina S. Pleshak |
The status of Dative case in the Moksha case paradigm |
108-130 |
| 2022, 2 |
Dmitry V. Gerasimov |
On two types of dicendial causal markers (with a special focus on the languages of Eurasia) |
7-29 |
| 2021, 5 |
Timur A. Maisak |
[Review of:] T. Kuteva, B. Heine, B. Hong, H. Long, H. Narrog, S. Rhee. World lexicon of grammaticalization. 2nd, extensively revised and updated edition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019 |
142-149 |
| 2021, 2 |
Alexey A. Kozlov |
Towards the semantic typology of prospective aspect |
28-52 |
| 2021, 2 |
Evgeniya A. Renkovskaya |
Descendants of Old Indo-Aryan apara ‘other’ as associative plural markers in the New Indo-Aryan languages: Distribution and grammatical development |
81-97 |
| 2021, 1 |
Sergei Yu. Dmitrenko |
Causal conjunction tbət in Cambodian: Notes on the history and functional properties |
84-103 |
| 2020, 4 |
Anastasia B. Panova |
Morphologically bound complementation in Abaza |
87-114 |
