The noun in biblical Armenian : origin and word formation : with special emphasis on the Indo-European heritage /
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| Language: | English |
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Berlin ; New York :
De Gruyter Mouton,
2010
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| Series: | Trends in linguistics. Studies and monographs ;
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Part I: Armenian inflectional types and their background
- Introductory remarks
- Chapter 1 O-stems
- Chapter 2 A-stems
- Chapter 3 I-stems
- Chapter 4 U-stems.
- Chapter 5 Wo- and ea-stems
- Chapter 6 N-stems
- Chapter 7 R-stems
- Chapter 8 L-stems
- Chapter 9 Heteroclitics and other irregular stems
- Chapter 10 Stems of vacillating or unknown inflection
- Part II: The nominal suffixes
- 1. -abar
- 27. -ani, -aneacc and -anov
- 28. -anocc, -anoccacc
- 68. -eli, -eleacc
- 69. -elow
- 106. -ikc, -eacc
- 107. -li, -leacc
- 138. -owhi
- 139. -owmn, -man
- 163. -ören
- Part III: Nominal compounds
- Part III: Nominal compounds
- Table of copulative compounds
- Table of dependent determinatives
- Table of descriptive determinatives
- Table of possessive compounds
- Table of verbal governing compounds
- Table of prep. governing compounds
- Table of substantivized clauses
- Table of reduplicated formations
- Part IV: From Indo-European to Armenian
- A phonological and morphological synopsis
- IV. I Notes on the phonological development from IE into Armenian
- IV. II The development of IE nominal formations into Armenian
- Appendix I The Iranian element
- Appendix II The Greek element
- Appendix III The Syriac element
- Appendix IV Loanwords from other sources and words of unknown origin
- References
- Bibliographical Abbreviations
- Dansk resume / Danish Summary
- Index Verborum
- Index Rerum
- Abbreviations.
