The Sound of Indo-European 2. Papers on Indo-European Phonetics, Phonemics and Morphophonemics

Roman Sukač & Ondřej Šefčík (eds.) — München: Lincom Europa, 2012. — 312 p. — (LINCOM Studies in Indo-European Linguistics, 41). — ISBN 978-3-86288-379-0.Preface. Jan Bakyta, Die Langdiphthonge im Altgriechischen (mit einem Ausblick auf das Urindogermanische). Davide Bertocci, Survivings of the *-eH₁- stative morphology in Umbrian and Latin. Jan Bićovsky, Satemization as a conditioned push-chain-shift. Václav Blažek, Irén Hegedüs, On the position of Nuristani within Indo-Iranian. Ioana Costa, A Dacian deictic? Jón Axel Harđarson, Zum thematischen Optativ im Urindogermanischen und einigen seiner Tochtersprachen. Máté Ittzés, Initial y in the Rigveda. Jay H. Jasanoff, Did Hittite have si-imperatives? Götz Keydana, Brugmann’s Law and the role of perception in sound change. Ronald Kim, The PIE thematic animate accusative plural revisited. Martin Kümmel, The Distribution of roots ending in IE *ND. Alexander Lubotsky, Dissimilatory loss of i in Sanskrit. Rosemarie Lühr, The structure of nominal paradigms in Indo-European languages. Gerhard Meiser, Saturnus – Herr der Zeit. H. Craig Melchert, Luvo-Lycian Dorsal Stops Revisited. Biliana Mihaylova, On the Reflex of Word Initial RHV- in Greek. Norbert Oettinger, Zur Frage der Rekonstruktion des Urgriechischen und anderer Protosprachen. Georges-Jean Pinault, Sound laws and the suffix of the PIE ‘middle’ participle. Corinna Scheungraber, Wurzelauslautvariationen bei westgermanischen Nasalinfixverben. Roman Sukač, Bifurcation of PIE *CVD( C) syllabic structure in Balto-Slavic and Latin. Ondřej Šefčík, On the integration of Old Indo-Aryan voiceless aspirates into the system. Elena Triantafilis, Negative (nē, nī, nei...) particles between Latin and Indo European: morphonological remarks. Tomasz Wiśniewski, Two divergent features of Northern West Slavic: *ărH- distinct from *ra-, unrounded [i]ăN[/b]. Roger D. Woodard, Labiovelar Development in Greek and an Alphabetic Repercussion.