| 2007, 2 |
A.S. Nikolaev |
Suffixless preterit ro ír and other Old Irish preterits with long -i- in the root. |
18-34 |
| 2006, 2 |
Vladimir A. Dybo |
Comparative historical accentology (concerning W. Lehfeldt's book "Introduction to the morphological conception of Slavonic accentology") |
3-27 |
| 2005, 6 |
Natalia A. O’Shea |
The Gallian and Lepontian forms of the preterit: traditions, innovations, dialectal distribution |
31-43 |
| 2005, 5 |
A.S. Nikolaev |
Toch. A śamantär and the Indo-European preterit with prolonged ablaut in the root |
68-83 |
| 2005, 4 |
Ju.H. Sirk |
[Review of:] J. Bradshaw, K.L. Rehg (eds.)· Issues in Austronesian morphology: a focusschrift for Byron W. Bender. Canberra: Pacific Linguistics, 2001. 288 p. |
136-139 |
| 2005, 3 |
Joy I. Edelman |
Problems of historical lexicology of Iranian languages and "The etymological dictionary of Iranian languages" |
3-23 |
| 2004, 2 |
Ilya A. Gruntov |
[Review of:] Comparative grammar of Turkic languages |
123-125 |
| 2003, 1 |
Beatrisa B. Khodorkovskaya |
The rise of the perfect in Latin and the origin of the element -is-/-er- |
63-77 |
| 2001, 6 |
Alexander I. Falileyev |
The language of the medieval Welsh law as a source for reconstruction in Common Welsh and Indo-European |
57-67 |
| 2001, 4 |
V.V. Levitskii |
Semantic syncretism in Indo-European and Germanic |
94-106 |
