| Weak adjectives need not be definite The evidence of variation in Gothic |
3 |
| An apple a day ... |
1 |
| The origin of non-canonical case marking of subjects in Proto-Indo-European |
1 |
| Phonotactics of the Lycian labial glide clusters |
1 |
| For the Analysis of vuv in Homer The Function as a Discourse Particle in the Description of past Situations |
1 |
| Signs of length Towards an interpretation of non-filling plene spellings in Hieroglyphic Luwian |
1 |
| On the origin of the absolute vs. conjunct opposition in Insular Celtic |
0 |
| Grammaticalization of the Lithuanian comparative -jau(s) |
0 |
| On the pronominal feminine plural in Tocharian |
0 |
| Greco-Armenian The persistence of a myth |
0 |
| Between syntax and semantics The origin of the East Baltic conditional mood |
0 |
| Indo-European *pr- and *prh(2)- 'before, in front of' |
0 |
| Hittite prosody Unstressed proclitic nu vs. stressed sequence nu plus enclitics? |
0 |
| Interrogative stems in Hittite and Tocharian |
0 |
| Germanic kreuda- and Related |
0 |
| On Indo-European superlative suffixes |
0 |
| Old Irish aue 'descendant' and its descendants |
0 |
| Indo-European syntax in disguise |
0 |
| TB pitke 'fat, grease, oil' and PIE *peih(1)- 'to be fat, be bursting with' |
0 |
| Indo-European cladistic nomenclature |
0 |
| Dating Sanskrit texts using linguistic features and neural networks |
0 |
| Some difficult Tocharian genitives |
0 |
| Definite referential null objects in Old Hittite A corpus study |
0 |
| Kleines Lautgesetz, grosse Wirkung |
0 |
| Germanic *bra (PIE *pro) as ditropic clitic and the etymology of *brenga *iruka- and *bra Ida |
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