Winfred P. Lehmann, Director :: PCL 5.112, 1 University Station S5490 :: Austin, TX 78712 :: 512-471-4566
Word Order Indices
Indo-European Typology Project
Citation Record
Baldi, Philip. 1979. Typology and the Indo-European prepositions. In: Indogermanische Forschungen 84. 49-61.
CASE
CONTENT WORDS
LANGUAGE CHANGE
- adposition [introduction of]
- adposition [introduction of] [Indo-European]
- adposition [introduction of] [Indo-European languages]
- adposition [origin of] [Indo-European]
- drift
- language change
- language change [evolutionary patterns]
- language change [functional pressure]
- language change [OV to VO]
- linguistic innovation
- linguistic innovation [syntactic]
- linguistic residue
- morphology [loss of]
- OV to VO
- OV to VO [Indo-European]
- phonetic erosion
- postposition [change to preposition]
- postposition [change to preposition] [Indo-European]
- reanalysis
- syntactic change
LANGUAGE RECONSTRUCTION
- language reconstruction [Proto-Finno-Ugric]
- language reconstruction [Proto-Indo-European]
- language reconstruction [syntax] [Proto-Indo-European]
- Proto-Indo-European
- protolanguage
LANGUAGE TYPE
LANGUAGES
- English
- Finno-Ugric languages
- Germanic languages
- Greek
- Hittite
- Hungarian
- Indo-European languages
- Indo-European languages [Early]
- Latin
- Proto-Indo-European
- Sanskrit
- Sanskrit [Vedic]
- Slavic
- Slavic languages
LINGUISTIC CONCEPTS
METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
- comparative linguistics
- diachronic linguistics
- hypothesis of phonetic erosion
- structuralism
- typology
- typology [word order]
MORPHOLOGY
PARTS OF SPEECH
- adverb
- particle
- particle [forerunner of adposition] [Indo-European]
- postposition
- preposition
- preposition [emergence of]
SEMANTIC CONCEPTS
SYNTACTIC PHRASES
SYNTAX
WORD ORDER
WORD ORDER CHANGE