Evidence from Palaic shows that contrary to some claims Hittite nasal presents such as
šunna-and tarna-do not reflect original pie ḫi-inflection. This paper presents a new account …

The Homeric hapax αἰνοπαθής 'terribly suffering'has been adduced as evidence for
ancient processes of Indo-European word-formation. In particular, the vocalism of the root, α …

It is widely thought that (i) Proto-Indo-European had*-mon-stem nominals formed by internal
derivation from neuter*-men-stems and that (ii) these*-mon-stems were characterized by …

The development of the prosodic system from Indo-European to Balto-Slavic is dominated
by two major innovations: the rise of mobility and the rise of acuteness. This book provides a …

This paper assesses the implications of the Anatolian evidence for the phonological and
morphological reconstruction of Proto-Indo-European*-mon-stem nominals. I argue that …

This paper proposes a new reconstruction of word stress in the endingless locative of Proto-
Indo-European nominals. It is widely held that nominals could exhibit stress patterns in the …

In science, we look for the big picture, but in autobiography, it is the details that we care
more about. Inevitably, my piece embodies this contradiction. The linguistic parts aim to …

Indo-European word prosody and the impact of Anatolian Page 1 Indo-European word prosody
and the impact of Anatolian Anthony D. Yates Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München …

A standard comparison in Indo-European linguistics equates Vedic tvátpitāraḥ 'having you
as father'and Ancient Greek compounds in-πατωρ, eg, εὐπάτωρ 'having a good father …

The present study offers a detailed investigation of two important groups of Hittite nominal i-
stems, namely the āi--stems and the so-called" core" i-stems. It is divided into three parts …