N. E. Ananyeva
Derivatives from the roots *mil- *l’ub-, *lask-, *kox- in russian and polish (nouns which designate the concept ‘love’) |
11 - 23 |
M. N. Belova
ʽMountain passesʼ with prefixes pre- and pro- in bulgarian and macedonian placenames and geographic terminology |
23 - 33 |
Constantine Leo Borissoff, A. C. Shaposhnikov
Russian-sanskrit etymological sketches |
33 - 73 |
Zh.Zh. Varbot
Russian dialectal additions to proto-slavic reconstructions and etymologies viii |
73 - 80 |
Irina A. Gorbushina
Torit’ ‘to pave the way’ and torit’ ‘to teach’ — homonymy or polysemy? |
80 - 85 |
Goryacheva T. V.
Contribution to etymology of several russian dialectal words |
85 - 95 |
Przemysław Dębowiak, Bohumil Ostrowski, Jadwiga Waniakowa
Etymology in the polish academy of sciences great dictionary of polish |
95 - 107 |
l. P. Dronova
Further exploration of the formation of the concept “harm” in the slavic languages |
107 - 119 |
Lubor Králik
On some slovak names of ice formations (cencúľ ‘icicle’, etc.) |
119 - 131 |
l. V. Kurkina
Reconstructing the *telp- word family |
131 - 143 |
Corinna Leschber
Difficult etymologies and macrolinguistics — Slavic borъ ‘pinus’ AND SLaVIC šuma ‘silva’ (Scientific communication) |
143 - 155 |
Szymon Pogwizd
Etymology and semantic development of the west slavic *katъ |
156 - 165 |
Maria Racheva
On the Common Slavic Verbs *dьrxati and *dьrsati and their Extensions in Bulgarian and in other Slavic Languages |
166 - 175 |
Mikhail N. Saenko
Slavic nouns ending in -ьjь and their relation to *i-declension |
176 - 187 |
Sergeeva Olga M.
On Proto-Slavic *pakovęžь (an addition to ESSJa 40) |
188 - 191 |
V. B. Silina
O.N. Trubachev on the Earliest Aspectual Forms of the Slavic Verb (based on the Etymological Dictionary of the Slavic Languages) |
192 - 196 |
Mariya V. Turilova
The Ability of Sensorial Interaction with the Outside World as a Feature of Human Mental and Psychic State Estimation according to Slavic Languages |
197 - 213 |
Mariola Jakubowicz
Principles of semantic reconstruction in the reconstruction of proto-slavic vocabulary |
214 - 225 |
E. I. Yakushkina
Lexemes meaning ‘holiday’ in serbian and croatian dialects |
226 - 233 |
T. V. Goryacheva, Sergeeva Olga M.
Review of: Dobrodomov Igor' Georgievich. Izbrannye trudy po etimologii i leksikologii [Selected Works on Etymology and Lexicology] |
234 - 244 |
L. Dimitrova-Todorova
Review of: Khristina Deikova. Etymology and linguistic contactology (Romanian verbal borrowing in one Bulgarian dialect) |
245 - 251 |
A. K. Shaposhnikov
Review of: Zhuravlev A.F. Evolyutsii smyslov [Evolutions of Meanings] |
252 - 273 |
