1999, 3 |
Alexei L. Shilov |
Is there Scandinavian toponymy in Karelia? (The importance of toponymic data for solving ethno-historical problems) |
109-118 |
1999, 1 |
Vladimir M. Alpatov |
[Review of:] L.J. Loveday. Language contact in Japan. A socio-linguistic history |
158-161 |
1998, 5 |
G.V. Zubko |
[Review of:] V.T. Klokov. Slovar’ frantsuzskogo yazyka v Afrike. Lingvostranovedcheskie osobennosti [A dictionary of African French. Linguocultural aspects]. Saratov, 1996. |
117-120 |
1998, 4 |
M.Sh. Khalilov |
Chronological stratification of Georgian lexical elements in Daghestanian languages |
69-81 |
1998, 4 |
V. Chirikba |
On Abkhazian loans in the Mingrelian language |
128-142 |
1998, 3 |
Alexei L. Shilov |
Toponymy of Karelia from the point of view of substrat toponymy of Russian North: On the origin of the hydroformant “-en(’)ga” |
107-114 |
1997, 6 |
Alexei L. Shilov |
Areal links of toponymy in Zavolochye and geographical terminology of the Zavoloshka Chudes |
3-21 |
1997, 5 |
Ingrid Maier |
Russian verbal rection in the 17th century: The problem of original phenomena and influence of the translated text (founded on the materials of “Vesti-Kuranty”) |
87-101 |
1997, 4 |
V.M. Zhivov |
Some remarks on the historical syntax of the Russian language (On the book: G. Hüttl-Folter. Syntaktische Studien zur neueren russischen Literatursprache. Die frühen Übersetzungen aus dem Französischen. Böhlau Verlag. Wien; Köln; Weimar, 1996.) |
58-69 |
1997, 4 |
A.N. Tikhonov |
[Review of:] Contactological encyclopaedic dictionary. I. The Northern region. The languages of peoples of the North, Siberia arid the Far East in their contacts with the Russian language |
147-150 |