Combining Hamp and Holzer-Gentlemen, You Are Both Right

When Slavic first began to be studied, it was noticed that several common Indo-European (IE) roots appeared to be lacking, one of which is conventionally believed to be IE *k'uō(n)/k'un- 'dog.' Recently, however, it has been the subject of two papers, relating it respectively to...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Canadian Slavonic papers 2013-03, Vol.55 (1-2), p.151-163
1. Verfasser:	Orr, Robert
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Descriptive studies and applied theories Dictionaries Eastern Europe Indo-European languages Lexicology Linguistic contact Linguistics Lithuanian language Loanwords Semantics Slavic languages Slavs SPECIAL SECTION: CANADIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE XV INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF SLAVISTS, MINSK, BELARUS, 2013 / SECTION THÉMATIQUE : CONTRIBUTIONS CANADIENNES AU XVe CONGRÈS INTERNATIONAL DES SLAVISTES, MINSK, BIÉLORUSSIE, 2013 Voicing
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