Nikolai Antropov
TO THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE WEST POLESIAN- BELARUSIAN RITUAL TERM “KUST” |
15 - 50 |
Alexius M. Belov
GREEK οὖθαρ 'UDDER' AS A PROSODIC PROBLEM |
51 - 58 |
M. N. Belova
THE BIRD patica IN BULGARIAN |
59 - 69 |
Vaclav Blazhek
IRANO-SLAVICA — TOWARD THE CHRONOLOGY OF PREMODERN IRANIAN LOANS IN SLAVIC |
70 - 100 |
Marina M. Valentsova
ETHNOLINGUISTIC COMMENTS ON THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD UPYR’ |
101 - 125 |
Zh.Zh. Varbot
RUSSIAN DIALECTAL ADDITIONS TO PROTO-SLAVIC RECONSTRUCTIONS AND ETYMOLOGIES. VI |
126 - 137 |
Goryacheva T. V.
CONTRIBUTION TO ETYMOLOGY AND SEMANTICS OF THREE RUSSIAN PHRASES |
138 - 169 |
Igor’ G. Dobrodmov
ETYMOLOGICAL NOTES ON RUSSIAN THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE SLANG: VZDR’UCHIT’ |
170 - 180 |
l. P. Dronova
‘IF A FRIEND HAS SUDDENLY BECOME …’ |
181 - 196 |
Ľubor Králik
SLOVAK ľahtikár ‘CARELESS, LIGHT-HEADED PERSON’ < *ľahostikár? |
197 - 209 |
l. V. Kurkina
ETYMOLOGICAL NOTES ON SLAVIC LEXICON |
210 - 229 |
Aleksander Loma
ONCE AGAIN ABOUT GHOSTS: IN DREAMS, IN THE DAYLIGHT, IN THE ETYMOLOGY |
230 - 242 |
Olga V. Mishchenko
ON THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE OLD RUSSIAN WORD «PUZ» |
243 - 258 |
Szymon Pogwizd
THE PROBLEM OF SEMANTIC DEVELOPMENT OF SLAVIC LEXEME *kaša. |
259 - 271 |
Maria Racheva
ON THE OLD RUSSIAN ASTRONOMICAL NAMES OF ARABIC ORIGIN AND THE PERIPETIES OF THEIR ETYMOLOGICAL STUDY |
272 - 302 |
Ludwig Selimski
ON THE ETYMOLOGY OF 20 WORDS. ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO «BULGARIAN ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY» |
303 - 322 |
Olga Sergeeva
CONCERNING A POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN PROTO-SLAVIC *cěditi AND GREEK *yid-: CONSIDERATIONS UPON CERTAIN GREEK CONSONANT FLUCTUATIONS |
323 - 332 |
Metka Furlan
THE PIE ROOT *H2EMG’ H- ‘BIND’ IN THE SLAVIC LANGUAGES. A RELATIVE CHRONOLOGY OF THE EMERGENCE OF THE RELATIONSHIP ǫZ- : *()ĘZ- ‘BIND, etc.’ |
333 - 363 |
A. C. Shaposhnikov
THE PROBLEM OF COMMON SLAVIC OPPOSITION x ~ sk ~ šč |
364 - 389 |
Igor’ G. Dobrodmov
Review of: A. E. Anikin. Russkii etimologicheskii slovar' [Russian Etymological Dictionary]. Iss. 4 (bole — btar'). Moscow: Znak Publ., 2011 328 p. Iss. 5 (buba — vakshtaf). M.: Znak Publ., 2011 344 p. Iss. 6 (val I — vershok IV). Moscow: Rukopisnye pamyatniki Drevnei Rusi Publ., 2012 368 p. Iss. 7 (versh' I — vnyat'sya II). Moscow: Publ. of Vinogradov Institute for Russian Language Studies, 2012, 352 p. Iss. 8 (vo 1 — vran). Moscow: Publ. of Vinogradov Institute for Russian Lan- guage Studies, 2014, 312 p. |
391 - 402 |
Anatolij F. Zhuravlev
Review of: Etymolohichnyi slovnyk ukraïns'koï movy [Etymologi- cal Dictionary of the Ukrainian Language]. Vols. 1–6. Kyïv: Naukova dumka Publ., 1982–2012. |
403 - 421 |
l. V. Kurkina
Review: Furlan, M. (2014). Novyj etimologiczeskij slovar’ slovenskogo yazyka. Probnyj vypusk [New Etymological Dictionary of the Slovenian Language. Trial Issue]. Ljubljana: 2013, 221 p. |
422 - 437 |
Jasna Vlajić-Popović
COMPLETE WORKS OF VÁCLAV MACHEK |
438 - 454 |
Vít Bochek
Review of: Saskia Pronk-Tiethoff. / The Germanic loanwords in Proto-Slavic. Amsterdam-New-York. Rodopi, 2013 316 str. (Leiden Studies in Indo-European 20) |
455 - 466 |
