TY - BOOK AU - Lubotsky,Alexander TI - Sound Law and Analogy: Papers in honor of Robert S.P. Beekes on the occasion of his 60th birthday T2 - Language and Linguistics - Book Archive pre-2000 SN - 9789004658844 AV - P583 U1 - 414 23 PY - 1997/// CY - Leiden, Boston PB - Brill KW - Indo-European languages KW - Historical phonology.   KW - Phonology, Historical.   N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index; Preliminary Material; Alexander Lubotsky -- List of publications; R.S.P. Beekes -- Old Frisian fendsen and hwendsen; Alfred Bammesberger -- Puzzling datives in Old Frisian; Dirk Boutkan -- Idg. */h 1 neun/ : alb. */nan(-)/ - zwei Fragen der albanischen Lautgeschichte; Bardhyl Demiraj -- Vowel raising in the anonymous Lithuanian catechism of 1605; Rick Derksen -- Latin iubar and fās : sound-law and analogy; George E. Dunkel -- Homerisch πέρθαι. Mit einem Anhang: πέρθετο Μ 15; Bernhard Forssman -- Lat. prae , gr. παραί, παρά und Verwandtes: idg. * prb 2 - und * pr - ‘vorn daneben, vor' gegenüber * Ñ€rо(h 1 ) ‘vor(n), vorwärts'; J.L. García-Ramón -- Laryngeals and Vedic metre; Jost Gippert -- Medienverschiebung und Verwandtes in den ‘Pariser Gesprachen'; Roberto Gusmani -- Inda-European initial yod in Greek; Eric P. Hamp -- Bemerkungen zum reduplizierten Präteritum II im Tocharischen und zum Kausativaorist im Altindischen; Jón Axel Harðarson -- Vedic denominatives to thematic a-stems; Stanley Insler -- Vedic anyá - ‘another, the other': syntactic disambiguation; Stephanie W. Jamison -- Gathic Avestan cikōitÉ™rəš; Jay H. Jasanoff -- L'accusatif pluriel des themes en -a- en avestique; Jean Kellens -- Thematic and athematic verb forms in Old Irish; Frederik Kortlandt -- The Indo-Iranian reflexes of PIE * CRHUV; Alexander Lubotsky -- Zur "Kasusattraktion" in altindischen dativischen Infinitivkonstruktionen. Ein Fall von syntaktischer Analogie?; Rosemarie Lühr -- Léic úait inna biada milsi (Wb. 6c7) ‘Put from you the sweet foods'; Kim McCone -- Syncope and anaptyxis in Hittite; H. Craig Melchert -- The "Saussure Effect" m Latin and Italic; Alan J. Nussbaum -- Altindisch mahant - ‘groß' und indogermanisch - nt -; Norbert Oettinger -- Der armenische Flexionstyp gitem, gitac'i und das ion.-att. Plusquamperfekt; Martin Peters -- Remarque sur le pluriel tokh. Î’ akrÅ«na , A ākrunt; Georges-Jean Pinault -- Un ‘dono' luvio; Massimo Poetto -- Processes of grammaticalization in ludo-European verbal derivation; Jens ElmegÃ¥rd Rasmussen -- Les lois phonétiques relatives aux laryngales et les actions analogiques dans la préhistoire du grec; Cornelis J. Ruijgh -- Vedisch ávya -, avyáya -, ávyaya - "vom Schafe herrührend"; Rüdiger Schmitt -- Animal, vegetable and mineral: Some Western European substratum words; Peter Schrijver -- The denominal suffix - ant - and the formation of the Khotanese transitive perfect; Nicholas Sims-Williams -- French loan-words containing nasal vowels in Middle Cornish; Lauran Toorians -- Monosyllabic nominatives/accusatives singular 111 Ancient Greek; Frederik Waanders -- Armenian mawruk' ‘beard'; Jos J.S. Weitenberg -- Armenian arj ‘bear'; Werner Winter -- Gallisch DIVERTOMV, kymrisch llawer , tocharisch A want-wraske; Stefan Zimmer -- Word Index; Alexander Lubotsky N2 - Leiden Studies in Indo-European is a peer-reviewed book series that publishes scholarly work on comparative Indo-European linguistics. The series is dedicated to data driven research, typically focusing on linguistic reconstruction, comparative grammar, philology and etymology. The series covers the entire Indo-European language family, focusing on the older stages of the languages. The series is open to monographs and thematic edited volumes UR - http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/9789004658844 ER -