Winfred P. Lehmann, Director :: PCL 5.112, 1 University Station S5490 :: Austin, TX 78712 :: 512-471-4566
Language Systems Indices
Indo-European Typology Project
Citation Record
Lehmann, Winfred P. 1995. Residues of Pre-Indo-European Active Structure and their Implications for the Relationships among the Dialects. Innsbrucker Beitraege zur Sprachwissenschaft 61. Innsbruck.
CASE
- case
- case [ablative]
- case [dative]
- case [dative] [of possession]
- case [differentiation of]
- case [genitive]
- case [genitive] [possessive]
- case inflection
- case marking
- case [oblique]
- case [passive]
- case system [development of]
CONTENT WORDS
- ablaut
- denominative
- dialects [early] [Indo-European]
- dialects [interrelationship of] [Indo-European]
- dialects [separation of] [Indo-European]
- factitive
- homeland [location of] [lexical arguments] [Indo-European]
- implicational relationships
- Indo-Iranians
- injunctive
- inscriptions [Hispano-Celtic]
- linguistic area
- Neolithic Age
- peripheral languages
- settled agriculture
- stem [aspecto-temporal]
- verb form [periphrastic]
GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY
- aorist
- aspect
- auxiliary [postposed]
- causative
- comparative
- deponent-passive
- gender
- mood [subjunctive]
- number [case inflection]
- perfect
- possession [alienable vs. inalienable]
- possession [enclitic]
- present-aorist system
- tense
- voice [medio-passive]
- voice [medio-passive] [athematic]
LANGUAGE CHANGE
LANGUAGE RECONSTRUCTION
- archaic structures
- Indo-European [dating of tribal settlement]
- Indo-European [dialect groups]
- Indo-European [residual patterns in]
- linguistic residues
- Pre-Germanic
- Pre-Indo-European
- Proto-Celtic
- Proto-Germanic
- verb structure [archaic]
LANGUAGE TYPE
- active characteristics
- active languages
- active structure
- agreement languages
- agreement [vs. government]
- class languages
- ergative languages
- government languages
- nominative-accusative languages
- OV languages
- VO languages
LANGUAGES
- Anatolian languages
- Armenian
- Avestan
- Baltic
- Celtic
- Celtic [Iberian]
- English
- Gothic
- Greek
- Greek [Homeric]
- Hittite
- Indo-Iranian
- Italic
- Japanese
- Latin
- Lithuanian
- Old Church Slavonic
- Old English
- Old High German
- Old Norse
- Old Saxon
- Sanskrit
- Tocharian
- Tunica
- Tupi-Guarani
- Tupinamba
- Turkish
- Umbrian
- Vedic Sanskrit
LEXICON
- active nouns [vs. stative nouns]
- active verbs [vs. stative verbs]
- animacy [vs. inanimacy]
- doublet
- kinship relations [nouns referring to]
- stative noun [vs. active noun]
- stative verbs [vs. active verbs]
LINGUISTIC CONSTRUCTIONS
LINGUISTIC ITEMS
METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
- archeology [methods and techniques] [development of]
- archeology [textiles]
- archeology [tokens]
- archeology [use of]
- areal linguistics
- comparative method
- diachronic linguistics
- Indo-European linguistics [history of]
- linguistic paleontology
- methodology [Indo-European studies]
- textual data [use of]
- typological linguistics
MORPHOLOGICAL ITEMS
- -dh [suffix] [Indo-European]
- hi- conjugation [Hittite]
- -m- [first person singular] [Indo-European]
- mi- conjugation [Hittite]
- -r [verb forms] [Italic]
MORPHOLOGY
- inflection [active]
- inflection [nominal]
- inflection [stative]
- marker [relative clause]
- morphology [derivational]
- morphology [inflectional]
- reduplication
- suffixation
PARTS OF SPEECH
- adjective [absence of]
- adjective [stative languages]
- postposition
- pronoun [exclusive vs. inclusive]
- pronoun [possessive]
- pronoun [reflexive]
- verb [centripetal vs. centrifugal]
- verb [denoting possession] [absence of] [active languages]
- verb [denoting possession] [habere] [have] [ekhein] [avoir]
- verb [denoting psychological states]
- verb [denoting weather conditions]
- verb [impersonal]
- verb [impersonal] [denoting weather conditions]
- verb [impersonal] [in -r-] [Italic]
- verb [intransitive] [non-agentive]
- verb [modal]
- verb [of involuntary action]
- verb [of state]
- verb [strong] [Germanic]
- verb [transitive-active]
SYNTAX
- complementation
- drift
- object [stative languages]
- particle
- reference [active]
- subject [apparent]
- subordination
- transitivity