Yoshida Kazuhiko, Vine Brent (eds.) East and West. Papers in Indo-European Studies

Bremen: Hempen Verlag, 2009. — VIII, 312 S. — ISBN: 978-3-934106-70-3.Contents: José Luis García Ramón, Mycenaean Onomastics, Poetic Phraseology and lndo-European Comparison: The Man’s Name pu₂-ke-qi-ri. Stephanie W. Jamison, Where Are All the Optatives? Modal Patterns in Vedic. Jay H. Jasanoff, Notes on the Internal History of the PIE Optative. Ronald I. Kim, The Feminine Gender in Tocharian and lndo-European. Werner F. Knobl, Portmanteau Words in the R̥gveda. Masato Kobayashi, Indo-Aryan Loanwords and the Prehistory of Kurux and Malto. Hiroshi Kumamoto, The lnjunctive in Khotanese. H. Craig Melchert, Deictic Pronouns in Anatolian. Kanehiro Nishimura, The Orthographic and Phonological Interpretation of the Oscan Praenomen marahis and Related Forms. Jeremy Rau, Myc. te-re-ja and the Athematic Inflection of the Greek Contract Verbs. Aurelijus Vijūnas, The Origin of the “Empty” t-Formant in the lndo-Iranian t-Stem Root Nouns: An Alternative Theory. Brent Vine, A Yearly Problem. Calvert Watkins, The Milk ofthe Dawn Cows Revisited. Michael Weiss, Umbrian erus. Kazuhiko Yoshida, On the Origin of Thematic Vowels in lndo-European Verbs. Yutaka Yoshida, Minor Moods in Sogdian. Index verborum.