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The appearance of historically testified written monuments in Old Prussian is connected with the beginning of the Christianization of Old Prussian tribes, i.e., with the aggression of the Catholic Teutonic Order against the Old Prussians and other ...
Palmaitis, Letas
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Baltistica, 2011 KAIP BALTAI REIŠKĖ ‘Į’ SantraukaBaltų-slavų akūtas buvo glotalinis sprogstamasis priebalsis, išriedėjęs iš ide. laringalo ar preglotalizuoto sprogstamojo priebalsio po pirmykščio trumpojo balsio ar dvibalsio.
Frederik Kortlandt
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Pastabos apie dviskaitos nykimą baltų kalbose
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Zigmas Zinkevičius
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Baltistica, 2011 GENDER-VARIANT NOUNS IN BALTIC LANGUAGES (OLD INDO-EUROPEAN AND COMMON BALTO-SLAVONIC VOCABULARY) Summary On the basis of historical and etymological analysis of 55 gender-variant nouns of the old IE and common Balto-Slavonic vocabulary of Baltic ...
Bonifacas Stundžia
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The Interplay of Diachronical Changes in Lithuanian and Latvian Round Numerals [PDF]
, 2014 In this paper I focus on the history of Lithuanian and Latvian round numerals. There is evidence to suggest that the original IE. forms may have been the outcome of a prehistorical semantic shift from substantives to numerals.
Cerri, Adriano
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Dėl baltų *pat(is), *pat(n)ī pirminės reikšmės ir gramatinio statuso
Baltistica, 2011 ON THE ORIGINAL MEANING AND THE GRAMMATICAL STATUS OF BALTIC *pat(is), *pat(n)īSummaryOn the basis of the data from the Baltic and other Indo-European languages, the article rejects the common current view that Baltic *pat-root nouns, cf. Latv.
Albertas Rosinas
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Lietuvių kalbos tekėti, teka tipo veiksmažodžiai
Baltistica, 2011 Monografijoje analizuojami lietuvių kalbos mišrieji priesagos -ėti a-kamieniai (tekėti, teka tipo) veiksmažodžiai. Aptariami struktūros, darybos, semantikos ypatumai.
Erdvilas Jakulis
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Sūdinai Gintaro kelyje ar sūdinų Gintaro kelias? [PDF]
The article examines the ‘Sudinians’ mentioned in Roman sources of the 2nd century AD. Claudius Ptolemy, in his Geography, referred to this Baltic tribe – the Sudinians – twice in total: once in European Sarmatia, and once in Greater ...
Jovaiša, Eugenijus
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