Studies in Anatolian and Indo-European Historical Linguistics
I. Anatolian Studies
II. Indo-European Studies
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Contents
I. Anatolian Studies
| 1. | The Present Mediopassive Endings -tati and -uaštati in Hittite | |
| 2. | On the Prehistory of Word-final -r in Anatolian | |
| 3. | Reconstruction of Anatolian Verbal Endings: the Third Person Plural Preterites | |
| 4. | Notes on the Prehistory of Preterite Verbal Endings in Anatolian | |
| 5. | A Further Remarks on the Hittite Verbal Endings 1 pl. -uani and 2 pl. -tani | |
| 6. | Some Remarks on the Hittite Active Verb System | |
| 7. | Assibilation in Hittite | |
| 8. | Assibilation in Hittite and Related Problems | |
| 9. | Hittite nu-za and Related Spellings | |
| 10. | Observations on Some Cuneiform Spellings: Epithetic or Graphic? |
II. Indo-European Studies
| 11. | Problems in the Mediopassive Endings of Indo-European | |
| 12. | Another Acrostatic Noun in Indo-European | |
| 13. | Word Order and Word Order Change in the Older Germanic Languages | |
| 14. | A Typological Parallel between Latin and Old Church Slavic | |
| 15. | Palatalization in Old Irish Deponent and Passive Endings | |
| 16. | Final Syllables in Germanic and Balto-Slavic: A New Proposal | |
| Index of Forms Cited |