This paper endeavours to show that, at least as far as the syntax of relative clauses is
concerned, the form of the Armenian language employed in the Bible translation does not …

It is no secret to historical linguists and Indo-Europeanists that Classical Armenian, although
occupying its own branch on the Indo-European family tree, is a language heavily …

This article outlines the development of morphosyntactic alignment in Armenian from its
preattested stage to modern forms of the language. On the basis of numerous examples, it is …

Classical Armenian aorists are traditionally divided into strong (root) and weak, the latter
characterized by a stem-final-cʻ-. The great majority of weak aorists to presents in-em and …

Structuralists and generativists have insisted for a long time that the elements and structures
one language could borrow from another are constrained by typological compatibility …

This paper discusses converbs and related categories, such as verbal adjectives,
participles, verbal nouns and infinitives, in most early IE languages. On the one hand, we …

Flagging refers to the marking of the semantic and/or syntactic role of arguments by means
of inflectional cases or adpositions including their combinations and morphologically …

Armenian is an Indo-European language, a family not strongly associated with the category
of converbs. Nevertheless, Classical Armenian exhibits one such class of forms, aligning …

It is no secret to historical linguists and Indo-Europeanists that Classical Armenian, although
occupying its own branch on the Indo-European family tree, is a language heavily …