2003, 2 |
V.T. Klokov |
[Рец. на / Review of:] A. Queffélec, Y. Derradji, V. Debov, D. Smaali-Dekdouk, Y. Cherrad-Benchefra. Le français en Algérie. Lexique et dynamique des langues |
141-145 |
2003, 2 |
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Chronicle features |
146-158 |
2003, 1 |
V.N. Toporov |
In memory of Oleg Nikolaevič Trubačev |
5-5 |
2003, 1 |
Oleg N. Trubachev |
The role of books in my life |
6-14 |
2003, 1 |
G.A. Bogatova |
The role of the library in the life of O. N. Trubačev |
15-16 |
2003, 1 |
I.G. Dobrodomov |
Oleg Nikolaevič Trubačev |
18-29 |
2003, 1 |
M.I. Chernysheva |
Oleg Nikolaevič Trubačev and our generation |
30-36 |
2003, 1 |
V.V. Levitskii |
The Indo-European roots *sep(h)ə-/sp(h)ē-, *erə-/rē-, *elə/lē- |
37-62 |
2003, 1 |
Beatrisa B. Khodorkovskaya |
The rise of the perfect in Latin and the origin of the element -is-/-er- |
63-77 |
2003, 1 |
Heinz Schuster-Šewc |
The Slavic metathesis of liquids and the desintegration of Proto-Slavic |
78-91 |
2003, 1 |
A.K. Matveev |
On the etymology of substrat toponyms with tamb-/tam-stems |
92-98 |
2003, 1 |
O.A. Teush |
Etymology of Finno-Ugnc loans in Russian and the semantic analysis |
99-108 |
2003, 1 |
Alexei L. Shilov |
Geographic names and toponymic etymologies (based on the material of toponymies of the Russian North) |
109-118 |
2003, 1 |
Eugene M. Vereščagin |
Some observations on the language and text of an archaic language monument "The Book of Ehah" |
119-147 |
2003, 1 |
G.A. Bogatova |
Historical and etymological lexicography: some thoughts of a lexicographer |
148-154 |
2003, 1 |
Tatiana M. Nikolaeva |
[Рец. на / Review of:] B. H. Bichakjian. Language in a Darwinian perspective |
155-159 |
2002, 6 |
Andrey A. Zaliznyak, P.D. Malygin, Valentin L. Janin |
Birch codices from Novgorod and Torzok excavations in 2001 |
3-11 |
2002, 6 |
O.N. Seliverstova |
The role of cognitive semantics in the general development of linguistic science |
12-26 |
2002, 6 |
L.P. Krysin |
Lexical borrowings and caiques in the Russian language of the last decades |
27-34 |
2002, 6 |
Elena V. Uryson |
The Russian conjunction ХОТЯ in the light of semantic primitives |
35-54 |