Journal of Indo-European Studies - Index

Authors - H

Haarmann, Harald
(1989). Writing from Old Europe to Ancient Crete - A Case of Cultural Continuity	Volume 17, p. 251
(1994). Contact Linguistics, Archaeology and Ethnogenetics: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Indo-European Homeland Problem	Volume 22, p. 265
(1998). On the Problem of Primary and Secondary Diffusion of Indo-Europeans and Their Languages	Volume 26, p. 391
Fanaie, Mozhgan, Farrokh Hajiani, and Mohsen Mahmoudi
An Etymological Study of Some Words in the Baboli Dialect	Volume 44, p. 391
(Rahimian, Jalal and) Farrokh Hajiani
(2009) Semantic-pragmatic functions of râ in Persian: a diachronic and synchronic study	Volume 37, p. 399
(Doroodi, Mojtaba and) Farrokh Hajiani
(2018). Revisiting the Location of Pṛga in the Behistun Inscription on the Basis of its Etymology and an Examination of Historico-Geographical Texts	Volume 46, p. 265
Halla-Aho, Jussi
(2005). Two Borrowings in Proto-Slavic, and a Minor Balto-Slavic Sound Change	Volume 33, p. 233
Hammer, Niels
(2015) Eurasian Cranes, Demoiselle Cranes, PIE *ger- and Onomatopoetics	Volume 43, p. 81
Hamp, Eric P.
(1973). Another Lesson from 'Frost'	Volume 1, p. 215
(1973). Religion and Law from Iguvium	Volume 1, p. 318
(1973). 'Fish'	Volume 1, p. 507
(1974). Reply by Eric P. Hamp	Volume 2, p. 95
(1974). 'Ivy' in Italic and Celtic	Volume 2, p. 187
(1981). Notes on the Old English Bee Charm	Volume 9, p. 338
(1982). 'Arm, Shoulder'	Volume 10, p. 187
(1982). Gothic inu, Greek áneu, OHG ânu 'Ohne'	Volume 10, p. 189
(1982). On Greek z: *y	Volume 10, p. 190
(1983). IE *meH_enot- and the Perfect Participle	Volume 11, p. 379
(1984). Indo-European and Balto-Slavic 'Sheep'	Volume 12, p. 192
(1987). Indo-Hittite *men- 'see'	Volume 15, p. 391
(1987). IE *eui-kV [fem.]	Volume 15, p. 392
(1988). *sor- 'woman' and 'Indo-Hittite'	Volume 16, p. 121
(1988). On Indo-European Marriage in Old English	Volume 16, p. 183
(1994). Belated Comment on Pulleyblank's 'The Typology of Indo-European,' JIES 21:1-2	Volume 22, p. 435
(2002). IE 'spleen'	Volume 30, p. 145
(2012). Comments on Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaski Pronomial System with Indo-European”	Volume 40, p. 154
Hansen, Jellison Leigh
(1980). Death and the Indo-Europeans: Some Traditions	Volume 8, p. 31
Hansen, Ove
(1987). On the Recently Published Inscribed Gold Ring from the Argolid	Volume 15, p. 390
Golnar Ghalekhani and Haqiqi, Abas Moslemi
(2019) Sins Whose Punishment is Postponed to the Hereafter in Some Zoroastrian Texts	Volume 47, p. 521
Harbison, Peter
(1975). The Coming of the Indo-Europeans to Ireland: An Archaeological Viewpoint	Volume 3, p. 101
Harkness, John
(2011) The Novilara Stele Revisited	Volume 39, p. 13
Häusler, Alexander
(1977). Comment on 'The Chronology of the Early Kurgan Tradition'	Volume 5, p. 369
Herity, Michael
(1981). Irish Decorated Neolithic Pottery and Its Context	Volume 9, p. 69
(1991). The Phases of the Irish Neolithic	Volume 19, p. 29
Hewson, John
(1984). Resonant and High Vowel in Proto-Indo-European	Volume 12, p. 375
Hicks, Harry H. and Robert N. Anderson
(1990). Analysis of an Indo-European Vedic Aryan Head - 4500-2500 B.C.	Volume 18, p. 425
Hicks, Ronald
(2009). Cosmography in Tochmarc Étaíne	Volume 37, p. 115
Hicks, Ronald and Laura Ward Elder
(2003). Festivals, Deaths, and the Sacred Landscape of Ancient Ireland	Volume 31, p. 307
Hilmarsson, Jorundur
(1982). Indo-European 'Tongue'	Volume 10, p. 355
Hirunuma, Toshio
(1986). The Dialects of Ancient Northern Italy	Volume 14, p. 205
Hoenigswald, Henry M.
(1973). Indo-European *p in Celtic and the Claims for a Relative Chronology	Volume 1, p. 324
(1977). Diminutives and Tatpurusas: The Indo-European Trend toward Endocentricity	Volume 5, p. 9
Holland, Gary B.
(1996). Relativization and Word Order in Old Irish and Vedic Sanskrit	Volume 24, p. 323
Hollifield, Patrick
(1978). Indo-European Etymologies	Volume 6, p. 173
Holm, Hans J.
(2011) "Swadesh lists" of Albanian Revisited and Consequences for Its Position in the Indo-European Languages	Volume 39, p. 45
Holton, Frederick S.
(1993). Literary Tradition and the Old English Bee Charm	Volume 21, p. 37
Hoose, Anahita
(2021). Kings, Horses and a Historian: On Herodotus IV.7 and Indo-European Horse Sacrifice	Volume 49, p. 279
Hopkinson, Beatrice
(1975). Archaeological Evidence of Saltmoulding at Important European Saltsites and Its Relationship to the Distribution of Urnfielders	Volume 3, p. 1
Hopper, Paul J.
(1977). The Typology of the Proto-Indo-European Segmental Inventory	Volume 5, p. 41
Horowitz, Michael G.
(1996). The Scientific Dialectic of Ancient Greece and the Cultural Tradition of Indo-European Speakers	Volume 24, p. 409
(2003). Iceland's Pjódveldi (930-1264) and the Traditional Innovation of IE Speakers	Volume 31, p. 41
Houben, Jeffrey L.
(1977). Word-Order Change and Subordination in Homeric Greek	Volume 5, p. 1
Hraste, Daniel Necas and Kresimir Vukovic
(2011) Rudra-Shiva and Silvanus-Faunus: Savage and Propitious	Volume 39, p. 100
Hristova, Daniela S.
(2004). Absolute Contructions in Slavic: Case Diversity and Originality	Volume 32, p. 297
Huld, Martin
(1990) The Linguistic Typology of the Old European Substrate in North Central Europe	Volume 18, p. 389
(1995) Grassman’s Law in Messapic	Volume 23, p. 147
(1997) The Loins of Antimachus	Volume 25, p. 409
(2002) Some Thoughts on Amazons	Volume 30, p. 93
(2002) Linguistic Science, Truth, and the Indocentric Hypothesis	Volume 30, p. 353
(2005) Albanian akull and Indo-European ‘water’	Volume 33, p. 53
(2007) Albanian gogël and Indo-European ‘acorns’	Volume 35, p. 121
(2009) Proto-Indo-Europeans and the Squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris	Volume 37, p. 130
(2011) Was there an Indo-European word for ‘pear’?	Volume 39, p. 380
(2012) Comments on Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaski Pronomial System with Indo-European”	Volume 40, p. 162
(2012) An Old (but Reconstructible) Chestnut	Volume 40, p. 344
(2014) Armenian agṙaw and an Indo-European Word for ‘Crow, Raven’	Volume 42, p. 294
Humphries, Sarah C.
Proto-Indo-European Kinship and Society: Kin Terms	Volume 45, p. 373
Indo-European Kinship: ‘diverging devolution’	Volume 46, p. 152
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