The Indo-European LanguagesFirst published in 2008. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
Contents
Origins and Culture | 1 |
Comparison and Reconstruction | 25 |
Genetic and Typological Perspectives | 74 |
4 Sanskrit | 98 |
5 The Iranian Languages | 125 |
6 Tocharian | 154 |
7 The Anatolian Languages | 169 |
8 Armenian | 197 |
10 Latin | 261 |
11 The Italic Languages | 322 |
12 The Celtic Languages | 345 |
13 The Germanic Languages | 380 |
14 Slavic | 415 |
15 The Baltic Languages | 454 |
16 Albanian | 480 |
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Common terms and phrases
ablaut accent accusative adjectives adverbs Albanian analogical Anatolian Anatolian languages aorist Armenian athematic attested Avest Avestan Baltic Brythonic Celtic Celtic languages century clauses Common consonant CToch dative declension derived desinence dialects diphthongs dual enclitic ending example feminine first-person formation forms function gender genitive Germanic Goth Greek Hitt Hittite IE languages indicative Indo-European inflection inscriptions instr Iranian languages Italic Italic languages laryngeals Latin Latv Latvian linguistic Lith Lithuanian locative long vowels Luwian masculine morphology nasal neuter nominative noun OEng OInd Old Irish Old Prussian original Oscan palatal paradigm participle perfect phonetic Phonology plural prepositions present pronoun Proto-Indo-European reconstructed reflexes root Sanskrit second-person singular Slavic stems subjunctive suffix syllable syntax tense texts thematic third-person Toch Tocharian Umbr Vedic velars verb verbal voiced voiceless word zero grade