Comparative Phonology and Morphology of the Baltic Languages (Slavistic Printings and Reprintings)

Thisseries is devoted to the publication of monographs, lecture resp. seminar notes, and other materials arising from programs of the OSU Mathemaical Research Institute. This includes proceedings of conferences or workshops held at the Institute, and other mathematical writings. Foreword Translators’ Foreword List of Abbreviations Introduction (1-3) I. PHONOLOGY 1. Stress and intonation (4-5) 2. Root and suffix vowels and diphthongs (6-20) 3. Word final vocalism (21-22) 4. Inherited ablaut patterns (23) 5. Diphthongs > monophthongs (24) 6. Long vowels > diphthongs (25) 7. Shortening of old long vowels and diphthongs (26-28) 8. Lengthening of short vowels (29-32) 9. Anaptyxis (33) 10. Contraction and elision (34) 11. Correspondences with consonants of related languages (35-49) 12. Changes of consonants in sequences and phenomena common to several consonants (50-84) II. MORPHOLOGY 1. Compound words (85-91) 2. Reduplication (92) 3. Suffixes of nominal stems (93-175) 4. Noun declension (176-269) 5. Declension of adjectives (270-275) 6. Comparison of adjectives (and adverbs) (276) 7. Definite adjectives (277-281) 8. Numerals (282-298) 9. Pronouns (299-325) 10. Conjugation (326-422) 11. Adverbs (423-431) 12. Prepositions (432-452) 13. Conjunctions and particles (453-458) Word Index of Languages No detailed description available for "Comparative Phonology and Morphology of the Baltic Languages" Endzela-Ns, Jana-S, Endzel Ns, Jan?'s, Endzel Ns, Jan S.