Authors - Complete List

• (2019) A Discussion about Avestan uštāna-

• (2020) Sowing the Seeds of Uncertainty: The Transmutation of the Mesopotamian Flood Myth in India, Iran, and the Classical World

• (2020) Bījāni, Retas and Zēr Napšāti: The “Seeds of Creatures” in the Indic Flood Myth

• (1979) Tocharian AB si-n-'Be Oppressed, Afflicted' and A si-n-[B soy-] 'Be satisfied'

• (1985) Designations of the Cervidae in Proto-Indo-European

• (1988) The Indo-European Words for Hair: Reconstructing a Semantic Field

• (1995) Mummies

• (2005) Tocharian B traksim 'Grains' and an Indo-European Word for 'Berry'

• (2006) Some Implications of the Carbon-14 Dating of Tocharian Manuscripts

• (2006) Etymological Connections of the Tocharian Word for 'Village' and the Germanic Word for 'House'

• (2009) Genitive and Adjective in Tocharian

• (2021) A Note on Two Tocharian B Nominal Case Markers

• (2022) The Power of Pattern in Etymology: A Note on Latin lēgāre ‘delegate’ and Related Forms in Italic and Elsewhere

• (1982) The Archaic Structure of Hittite: The Crux of the Problem

• (1987) Ideas on the Typology of Proto-Indo-European

• (1989) Etruscan as an IE Anatolian (But not Hittite) Language

• (2007) A Panorama of Indo-European Linguistics since the Middle of the Twentieth Century: Advances and Immobilism

• (2021) Crossing the River of Battle: A Heroic Motif in Ancient Indian and Old Norse Texts

• (2019) Iranian King or Indo-Iranian Sorcerer? The Case of Avestan Kauui Usa(δa)n

• (2002) Comments on 'Indigenous Indo-Aryans and the Rigveda'

• (1998) Indo-European Mythical Theme of the Final Battle in the 'History of the Armenians' by Movses Khorenatsi

• (2000) A New Mythical Theme in the Saga of Hervör and King Heidrekr and the Armenian "Epic of Sasoon"

• (2004) The Hero, the Woman and the Impregnable Stronghold: A Model

• (2014) The Death of the Suitors and Patricide

• (2014) China and the Myth of Jam

• (2009) The Political Cosmology of the Homeric Hymn to Demeter

• (2020) Is Burushaski an Indo-European Language? On a Series of Recent Publications by Professor Ilija Čašule

• (1991) Eelísion: A Foreign Eschatological Concept in Homer's Odyssey

• (2000) Argos and Hanuman: Odysseus' dog in the light of the Mahábhárata

• (2002) The Stockmen and the Disciples

• (2007) The Heimdall-Dyu Comparison Revisited

• (2009) Early Rome and Indo-European Comparison: Dominique Briquel on Two Crises

• (2017) The King-Priest Quarrel in the Ādiparvan and the Iliad

• (2009) Krakow's Foundation Myth: An Indo-European theme through the eyes of medieval erudition

• (1995) Deep Connections between Indo-European Languages

• (1999) Horse-Sacrifice and Kingship in the Secret History of the Mongols and Indo-European Cultures

• (2008). Father-Son Combat: An Indo-European Typescene and its Variations

• (1982) On the Word Order Typology of the Shatapathabraahmana

• (2017) A List of Sanskrit and Latin Cognates in Vesdin’s Treatise De Latini Sermonis Origine

• (2008). The Immovable Olympus: Olympus as Zeus' Seat

• (2009) Bibliography for The Immovable Olympus

• (2009) Viṣṇu's Highest Stride

• (1991) The Archaeology of Indo-European Origins

• (2008) A New Approach to Language and Archaeology: The Usatovo Culture and the Separation of Pre-Germanic

• (2019) Archaeology, Genetics, and Language in the Steppes: A Comment on Bomhard

• (1978) On the Interpretation of the 'Knowledge by Suffering' in Aeschylus 'Agamemnon' (176-183)

• (1994) The Fall of Elpenor: Homeric Kirké and the Folklore of the Caucasus

• (1974) Why Two Preverbs (and Only These Two) Became Inseparable in Hittite

• (1976) Anatolian Piya- 'give'

• (1978) An Addendum to 'Why Two Preverbs (and Only These Two) Became Inseparable in Hittite,' JIES 2.1

• (1987) The Old Irish Relative and Word Order in Pre-Old Irish

• (1983) The Appearance of an Aristocracy and of Military Architecture in the Fontbuxian Sub-group of Valène-Hortus

• (1986) On the Oldest Type of Aorists in Indo-European

• (1986) An IE Myth of Immersion-Emergence

• (1987) Hittite Duratives and the Problem of IE Present-Formations with Infix and Suffix

• (2019) Comments on the Caucasian Substrate Hypothesis

• (1974) Indo-European *sek^w-

• (1982) On the Ablaut of Athematic Verbs in Indo-European

• (1983) The Weak Forms in the Germanic R-Stem Paradigm

• (1983) The Aorist Optative of aa-Roots in Sanskrit

• (1985) The Provenance of the Germanic Stem-Shape *habd

• (1988) The Paradigm of ja- verbs in Germanic

• (1991) On the Etymology of Old English fricca/ friccea

• (1995) Latin quattuor and Its Prehistory

• (1996) On Fresh Fish in Some (Indo-)European Languages

• (1984) Northern Intruders in LH IIIC Greece: A View to the North

• (1975) The PIE Notion of Cloth and Clothing

• (1989) Archaeolinguistics and the Borrowing of Old European Technology

• (1995) A Weaver's-eye View of the Second Millenium Tarim Basin Finds

• (2003) On Αιγ- as "Protection", Again

• (2010) On Middle Minoan Sites and Sight Lines: Communication Strategies in the Bronze Age Mediterranean

• (1990) Cremation

• (1995) Mummification in the Tarim Basin

• The Story of ‘Woe’

• (1976) An Outline of Germanic Kinship

• (2016) In Memoriam, Antonín Bartoněk

• (2004) Topics in Lydian Verse: Accentuation and Syllabification

• (1998) Impersonal Verbs in Italic: Their Development from an Indo-European Perspective

• (2015) Origins of Grammatical Forms and Evidence from Latin

• (1975) Urth's Well

• (2002) Umbrian vestiçia and other Italic Sacraments

• (2011) The "Saussure effect" in Greek: a reinterpretation of the evidence

• (1976) Uncle and Nephew

• (1982) GAv. må and the PIE Word for 'Moon, Month,' and the Perfect Participle

• (1987) The Word for 'Four' in Proto-Indo-European

• (1997) Historical Phonology of Iranian

• (1998) The Origin of Latin aqua, and of *teutaa 'people'

• (2018) In Memoriam, Robert S. P. Beekes

• (2009) Pre-Greek Names

• (1973) A New Edition of Venetic Texts

• (2006) Oppositions and Cooperations in the Baldr Myth, with Irish and Welsh Parallels

• (2007) A Myth in Folktale Clothing

• (1993) 'Badger' in Indo-European

• (1981) Some Problems of the Western Balkans: The Beginning of Indo-Europeanization in the Coastal Zone of Yugoslavia and Albania

• (2005) Sergei Anatolyevich Starostin (March 24, 1953 - September 30, 2005)

• (2012) Comments on Ilija Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaski Pronominal System with Indo-European and Phonological and Grammatical Evidence for a Genetic Relationship”

• (1973) Word Order in Venetic

• (1989) Comparative Indo-European Linguistics and Archaeology: Towards a Historical Integration

• (2014) The Name of Dionysos

• (1977) On the Relationship Between the Vigrahavyaavartanii and the Nyaayasuutra-s

• (1976) The Origin of the Dual Reflex of Initial Cosonantal Indo-European *y in Greek

• (1973) The Original Homeland of the Slavs and the Problem of Early Slavic Linguistic Contacts

• (1974) Pre-Greek Indo-Europeans in the Southern Balkans and Aegean

• (1984) Indo-Europeans between the Baltic and the Black Sea

• (2017) Consonantal Alternations in Indo-European Roots: Diatopic and/or Diachronic Variants or Functional Mechanism?

• The Story of ‘Woe’

• (2007) The Etymology of English ale

• (2001) On the Baltic Theonyms: Baltic-Italic Correspondences in Divine-Names

• (2002) Elamo-Arica

• (2005) HIC ERANT LEONES: Indo-European "lion"

• (2005) Sergei Anatolyevich Starostin (March 24, 1953 - September 30, 2005)

• (2007) From August Schleicher to Sergei Starostin: On the development of the tree-diagram models of the Indo-European languages

• (2012) Comments on Ilija Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaski Pronominal System with Indo-European and Phonological and Grammatical Evidence for a Genetic Relationship”

• (2015) A Long Way to “Far” Tocharian A lo, B lau and A lok, B lauke adv. “(a)far (off); away” in perspective of the Indo-European etymon “long”

• (2015) On the Lengthening of Verbal Bases in Indo-European in an Afroasiatic Perspective

• (2016) Iamos – the Greek Counterpart of the Indo-Iranian Twin-God *Yama-?

• (2017) Indo-European “Gold” in Time and Space

• (2018) Indo-European Dendronyms in the Perspective of External Comparison

• (2018) In Memoriam Vjačeslav Vsevolodovič Ivanov

• (2019) Tocharian B lasto in Balto-Slavic Perspective

• (2021) Greek σαύρα f. & σαῦρος m. “Lizard”

• (2021) Slavic *ryba “fish” in the Context of Indo-European Ichthyonymy

• (2022) Indo-European ‘stones’

• Prehistory of Tocharian yástaci 'Juniper' in the Perspective of Historical Phonetics

• (2929) The Sudeta Mountains in the Light of Etymology

• (2020) Study of the Zoonyms in the Mabinogion

• (1974) An Iranian Profile of Democritus?

• (1977) The 'Indo-European-Semitic' Hypothesis Reexamined

• (1981) A New Look at Indo-European

• (1986) An Etymological Note: PIE *Hs-tér- 'Star'

• (2014) Hittite pa-ak-nu-

• (2019) The Origins of Proto-Indo-European: The Caucasian Substrate Hypothesis

• (2019) Response to the Comments

• (1978) The Earliest Waves of Domestic Horses in East Europe

• (1986) The Tocharian Accent (A and B)

• (1987) The Relative Position of the Indo-European Languages

• (1996) The Etymology of híppos

• (1996) Homer Text is Mycenean

• (1973) The Migration Route of the Indo-Aryans

• (1999) Some Berber Parallels of European Substratum Words

• (1997) Horses and Ships in Vedic and Old Greek Material

• (1973) The Composition of Suetonius' Caesares Again

• (1976) Imperial Virtues in Suetonius' Caesares

• (2004) Telling Silence: Aligualism in Old Icelandic Myth, Legend, and Saga

• (2000) The End of Mythology: Hesiod's Theogony and the Indo-European Myth of the Final Battle

• (1998) Note on a Possible Reference to Ikaros in the Vinaya of the Muulasarvaastivaadins

• (1976) Avunculate and Fosterage

• (1991) Transformation and Symbolism in the Irish Celtic and IE Cattle Raiding Myth: A Symbolic Analysis

• (2022) Vepocunavos and the Corieltauvi

• (1976) The Hittite Gender of Cognates of PIE Feminines

• (1978) The Hittite Gender of Cognates of PIE Neuters

• (1979) The Semantics of the Hittite Gender System

• (1981) The Origin of the PIE A-Stems

• (1982) Designation of Females in Hittite

• (1982) The Development of the PIE Feminine

• (1984) The IE Cognates of the Hittite ai- and au- Stems

• (1986) Lat. fides and the i-Stems with Nom. Sg. es

• (1987) The Latin Fifth-Dimension Nouns with Nom. Sg. iees

• (1992) The Greek Nouns in -ω

• (1994) The Gothic ti-abstracts and the PIE Arbitrary Feminines

• (1997) Confirmation Concerning Two Aspects of Hittite Gender

• (2003) The Cognates of the Latin ti- Abstracts

• (2004) The Latin Feminine u-stems

• (2006) The Cognates of the Vedic í-stems

• (2008) PIH uw > um: A Reaffirmation

• (2010) The Cognates of the Gothic u- Stems

• (1974) Prelude to the Indra-Vrtra Battle (Rig-Veda 10,124)

• (2002) "'Somewhere in Asia,' and No More"

• (1993) Morphological and Syntactic Change in Late Middle Indo-Aryan

• (1984) Religious Sculpture in Roman Germania and Adjacent Regions

• (1980) Corded Pottery Complex in Central Europe

• (2020) No Looking in the Night: On Disentangling Indo-European Folk Naratives in Religious Texts

• (2014) Corded Ware in the Central and Southern Balkans: A Consequence of Cultural Interaction or an Indication of Ethnic Change?

• (1996) Using the Gothic Bible: Notes on Jared S. Klein 'On the Independence of Gothic Syntax'

• (1974) Succession to the Throne of Rome through 192 A.D.

• (1990) The Emergence of the Pamariu (Baltic Coastal) Group of Indo-Europeans According to Archaeological and Anthropological Data

• (2007) The Myth of the Bridge of Separator: a Trace of Shamanistic Practices in Zoroastrianism?

• (1977) Typology of a Minimum Étalon-Module: 'Supine'-Like Structures in OCS, Lithuanian, and Finnish

• (1993) Prague Phonology, Vector Typology, and Jacob Grimm

• (1974) IE Metaphors and Non-IE Metaphors

• (1976) IE and Non-IE Elements in Celtic Dialects

• (1979) Meaning and Prehistory of Old Irish Cú Glas

• (1985) Old Irish Boand

• (2010) Donn, Amairgen, Íth and the Prehistory of Irish Pseudohistory

• (2008) The Pangs of the Ulstermen: An Exchangist Perspective

• (2000) Indo-European *sem/sm- in the Pronouns: 'singulative'

• (2003) Evidence for the Indo-European Laryngeals in Burushaski and Its Genetic Affiliation with Indo-European

• (2012) Correlation of the Burushaski Pronominal System with Indo-European and Phonological and Grammatical Evidence for a Genetic Relationship

• (2012) Response to Discussants

• (2020) The Indo-European Origin of the Burushaski Verbal Prefixation and its Verbal Morphology

• (2010) Some Greek Evidence for Indo-European Youth Contingents of Shape Shifters

• (1984) The Enfants Terribles of Gothic 'Breaking': hiri, aiththau etc.

• (1980) Metallurgical Provinces of the 5th-2nd Millennia in Eastern Europe in Relation to the Process of Indo-Europeanization

• Causes and Effects of Super-stratum Language Influence, with Reference to Maithili

• (1979) Etymology of Greek Patass- (=Strike and Related Words)

• (1994) Proto-Northwest Caucasian (or How to Crack a Very Hard Nut)

• (1997) Proto-Pontic: Phyletic Links between Proto-Indo-European and Proto-Northwest Caucasian

• (2006) The Functions Revisited, a Nart God of War and Three Nart Heroes

• (2008) The Hunters (Indo-European Proto-myths: The Storm God, The Good King, The Mighty Hunter)

• (2019) Thoughts on Bomhard’s Work

• (2018) Some Biogenetic Considerations for Historical Linguistics: Phyletic Comparison

• (2000) An Archaeological Scenario for the "Coming of the Greeks" ca. 3200 B.C.

• (1973) Pollux, Etymology and Human Error

• (1999) The Laws of Indo-European: The State of the Art (1998)

• (1975) Reflections on Rig-Veda X.129: Stimulated by Walter Maurer's Paper

• (1974) Methodological Assessment of Willian Diver's 'System of Relevance of the Homeric Verb'

• (1983) Germanic r-Preterites

• (1992) Ferrymen of Elysium and the Homeric Phaecians

• (1973) The Placement of Crimean Gothic by Means of Abridged Test Lists in Glottochronology

• (1982) The Absolute Construction in Indo-European: A Syntagmemic Reconstruction

• (1973) The Source of Latin staare, with Notes on Comparable Forms Elsewhere in Indo-European

• (1985) On the Original Home of the Speakers of Indo-European

• The Indo-European Subjunctive and its Origin as a Present

• (2011) Roman Frontier Signalling and the Order of the fupark

• (1973) Additional Evidence That PIE was 'Verb-Final'

• (1997) Indo-European *kwnHos and Its Meanings in the Neolithic and Post-Neolithic Times

• The Story of ‘Woe’

• (1983) Some Characteristic Moments in Thraco-Greek Relations during the Pre-Roman Period

• (2002) Sight, Semen, and the Brain: Ancient Persian Notions of Physiology in Old and Middle Iranian Texts

• (1997) Sauro-Sarmatian Nomadic Women: New Gender Identities

• (2012) Are Latin pons, pontifex and the Indo-European cognates evidence of an i stem?

• (2015) Another Attempt at a Chronology for Grassmann’s Law in Greek

• (2017) Ὅμηρον ἐξ Ὁμήρου σαφηνίζειν: An Analysis of Augment Use in Iliad 1

• (2018) Tense Usage in Speech Conclusions with Past Reference in Homer

• (2022) An Analysis of the Modal Particle in Iliad 24, Part 2: Syntactic and Semantic Analyses

• (2006) The Liberation of Kiev sub anno 968

• (1976). Messapic Damatira/Damatura - Balkanic ('Illyrian')

• (2009). The derivational history of Greek ἵππος and ἱππεύς

• (2016). The Early C. C. Uhlenbeck on Indo-European

• (2022). Pre-Hellenic -σσο- and -ττο-: The Mycenaean Evidence

• (1988) Hillfort Nomenclature in Indo-European: The Case of Latin urbs

• (1990) From the Hearth to the Creation of Boundaries

• (1992) On Indo-European Ceremonial and Socio-Political Elements Underlying the Origin of Formal Boundaries

• (2000) The Migration Theory of Marija Gimbutas

• (2021) In Memoriam William Riegel Schmalstieg

• (1993) Aryans, Non-Aryans, and Braahmanas: Processes of Indigenization

• The Story of ‘Woe’

• (2014). In Memoriam, Richard Diebold

• (1985) The Hidden Warrior: The Social Code of the Volundarkviða

• (1987) The Thirty Brothers

• (1981) Clay Models of Wheels Discovered in Copper Age Cultures of Old Europe Mid-Fifth Millennium B. C.

• (1986) Verbal Nouns in Longes Mac nUisnig

• (2018). Revisiting the Location of Pṛga in the Behistun Inscription on the Basis of its Etymology and an Examination of Historico-Geographical Texts

• (1997) PIE Speakers and PA Speakers

• (2005) The Laurion Mines and a Bronze Age Name for the Greek Mainland

• (2020) The Indo-Europeanizing of Greece, Italy and Western Europe: A Response to David Anthony

• (2001) On the Etymology of Lat. urbs

• (2003) Evidence for *g^helh₂-, a New Indo-European Root

• (2003) *h₂é-h₂us-o-, the Proto-Indo-European Term for 'gold'

• (2004) Towards an Indo-European Term for 'Felt'

• (1988) Evidence for the Space-Time Hypothesis: The IE s-Aorist

• (1978) The Apologues of Saint Columba and Solon or the 'Third Function' Denigrated

• (1973) On the Complaint of the Ox-Soul

• (2008). Passing through Flood Waters in Vedic Thought

• (1998) Pre-Hellenic Language(s) of Crete

• (1973) (H)Elernus

• (1979) Fighting Words: Aleman Partheneion mákhonai

• (2009) Textual Perspectives on Prehistoric Contacts: Some Considerations on Female Death Demons, Heroic Ideologies and the Notion of Elite Travel in European Prehistory

• (2003) Festivals, Deaths, and the Sacred Landscape of Ancient Ireland

• (1978) Reinterpretation of the West Slavic Cult Site in Arkona

• (1980) Analysis of Cucuteni-Tripolye and Kurgan Pottery and the Implications for Ceramic Technology

• (1994) Miscarriages and Miraculous Births in Indo-European Tradition

• (1993) Around the Turkic 'Apple'

• (2008) Analysing the Relationship between the Crescent Shaped Shield and the Amazons

• (2012) Celtic and Germanic Light on Hittite Divorce Law

• (2014) Comments on John T. Koch’s Tartessian-as-Celtic Enterprise

• (2002) Thoughts on Vercelli eu

• (1999) Orpheus and Rbhu Revisited

• (2004) Proto-Indo-European, Pre-Indo-European, Old European Archaeological Evidence and Linguistic Investigation

• (1989) Tenacity in Religion, Myth, and Folklore: The Neolithic Goddess of Old Europe Preserved in a Non-Indo-European Setting

• The Story of ‘Woe’

• (2005) The Interpretation of Etruscan Texts and its Limits

• (2019) Missing Pieces: A New Reading of the Main Lucius Artorius Castus Inscription

• (1977) Case Inflections in Indo-European

• (2016) An Etymological Study of Some Words in the Baboli Dialect

• The Story of ‘Woe’

• (2016) Descendants and Ancestry of a Proto-Indo-European Phytonym *meh₂l-

• (1989) Malta: Builder of Temples, Builders of Dolmens

• QVNO, A Celtic Personal Name in a Roman Inscription from Forua (Busturialdea, Bizkaia, Spain), Celtic Personal Names in Bizkaia and “Dogs” in the Iberian Peninsula

• (2010) Iberian ordumeles, Paleo-Sardinian Ortumele, Ortarani and Araunele. Cognitive Semantics and Substrata Research

• (2012) Ritual Details of the Irish Horse Sacrifice in Betha Mholaise Daiminse

• (2008) Asterisking Ennius: The Annales of Quintus Ennius and the Indo-European Tradition

• (2000) Glottalization in Eastern Armenian

• (1983) Toward an Archaic Germanic Psychology

• (1975) Dissimilation of Nasals in Greek Pefasmai, etc.

• (1992) Bacchylides 18.31 and Indo-European Poetics

• (1983) Interpraetatio Thracica

• (2013) Evidence for Basque as an Indo-European Language

• (2013) Evidence for Basque as an Indo-European Language: A Reply to the Critics

• (2010) About the Mitanni-Aryan Gods

• (1995) DNA Analysis of Ancient Desiccated Corpses from Xinjiang

• (2002) Harmony in Greek and Indo-Iranian Cosmology

• (2015) Hittite Participles – Adjectives or Verbs?

• (1989) New Evidence for Pre-Greek Labiovelars

• (1998) Saturnian Verse and Early Latin Poetics

• (1973) Defilement and Honor in the Iliad

• (1973) Introduction to the First Meeting of the Indo-European Section of the Linguistic Society of America

• (1974) A Brief Comment of Condax-Sansone (ConSan)

• (1976) 'Ad Hock'

• (2016) Indo-European Night Raid Revisited

• (1974) The Symbols: Triratna and Nandipada

• (1981) The Western Alps from 2500 to 1500 B.C. (3400-2500 B.C.) Traditions and Cultural Changes

• (1985) The Ancient Near East and the Indo-European Question: Temporal and Territorial Characteristics of Proto-Indo-European Based on Linguistic and Historico-Cultural Data

• (1985) The Migrations of Tribes Speaking Indo-European Dialects from their Original Homeland in the Near East to their Historical Habitations in Eurasia

• (1985) The Problem of the Original Homeland of the Speakers of Indo-European Languages in Response to I. M. Diakonoff's Article

• (1987) The Indo-European Glottalic Theory: A New Paradigm in IE Comparative Linguistics

• (1989) Proto-Indo-Europeans in Anatolia

• (2006) An Indo-European Night Raid?

• (1979) The Cemetery at Sintashta and the Early Indo-Iranian Peoples

• In Memoriam — Leonard G. Gercenberg

• (1973) 'Frost' in Rig-Veda

• (2019) Sins Whose Punishment is Postponed to the Hereafter in Some Zoroastrian Texts

• (1994) Horse Head Sceptres - First Images of Yoked Horses

• (1973) A Problem in Praenestine Palaeography

• (2009) (Historical) Linguistics and (Classical) Philology

• (1973) Old Europe c. 7000-3500 B.C.: The Earliest European Civilization before the Infiltration of the Indo-European Peoples

• (1973) The Beginning of the Bronze Age in Europe and the Indo-Europeans: 3500-2500 B.C.

• (1973) 'Kurgan' Battle-axes: An Archaeological Note

• (1973) Perkunas/Perun - The Thunder God of the Balts and Slavs

• (1974) An Archaeologist's View of PIE in 1975

• (1977) The First Wave of Eurasian Steppe Pastoralists

• (1980) The Kurgan Wave #2 (c. 3400-3200 B.C.) into Europe and the Following Transformation of Culture

• (1985) Primary and Secondary Homeland of the Indo-Europeans: Comments on the Gamkrelidze-Ivanov Articles

• (1989) Introductory Remarks: The Transformation of European and Anatolian Culture 4500-2500 B.C.

• (1989) Social Structure of Old Europe

• (1990) Social Structure of Old Europe: Part 2-4

• (1973) Hippopotamus - An Egyptian Word

• (1975) Veneti/Venedi - The Oldest Name of the Slavs

• (1985) Slavic komon' and kon' “equus”: An Attempt at Etymology against the Background of the History of Domestication

• (1995) Slavic chelovek' "homo" against the Background of Proto-Slavic Terminology

• (1995) Notes on a Bronze Age Textile Fragment from Hami, Xinjiang with Comments on the Significance of Twill

• (2013) Why Basque Cannot be, Unfortunately, an Indo-European Language

• (2017) Revisiting Indo-European ‘Wine’

• (1978) Indo-European Social Tripartism in Book I of the Cædmonian Paraphrase

• (1982) Object-Verb and Verb-Object Sequences in Beowulf

• (1973) Xvarenah as a Transfunctional Figure

• (1975) Hittite -z (a), Armenian -z-, and the Theory of Armeno-Hittite loan Words

• (1976) Skt. Garuda, Gk. géranos: The Battle of the Cranes

• (1977) A Note on Dacian *barðo- (>Rom. barza 'Stork': Arm. brdor 'Lammer geyer')

• (1978) On Greek Zeta

• (1982) Ar. t^c - Gk. πτ-

• (1987) Armenian art 'field' and Arm. acem 'drive'

• (1988) The Various Aloës in Ancient Times

• (1989) Armenian and the Theory of Etymology

• (1997) A Note on Georgian USX- and Indo-Europeanisms in the Kartvelian Languages

• (1999) Gk. κοστος: A Fragrant Plant and its Eastern Origin

• (2008) More Material on the Urartian Substratum in Armenian

• (2010) Armenian t- 'not' and the Proto-Lezgian Dental Negative

• (2016) In Memoriam, John A. C. Greppin

• (1999) Elysium Revisited

• (2003) The Inscriptions on Jela 1 and 2

• (2004) Deciphering the Inscriptions on Jela 1 and 2

• (2021) Archeology, Genes and Language: The Indo-European Perspective

• (1986) Yoked Horses, Twins, and the Powerful Lady: India, Greece, Ireland and Elsewhere

• (2005) Did the Pre-Indo-Europeans Influence the Formation of the Western Zodiac?

• (1989). Writing from Old Europe to Ancient Crete - A Case of Cultural Continuity

• (1994). Contact Linguistics, Archaeology and Ethnogenetics: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Indo-European Homeland Problem

• (1998). On the Problem of Primary and Secondary Diffusion of Indo-Europeans and Their Languages

• (2009) Semantic-pragmatic functions of râ in Persian: a diachronic and synchronic study

• (2018). Revisiting the Location of Pṛga in the Behistun Inscription on the Basis of its Etymology and an Examination of Historico-Geographical Texts

• (2005). Two Borrowings in Proto-Slavic, and a Minor Balto-Slavic Sound Change

• (2015) Eurasian Cranes, Demoiselle Cranes, PIE *ger- and Onomatopoetics

• (1973). Another Lesson from 'Frost'

• (1973). Religion and Law from Iguvium

• (1973). 'Fish'

• (1974). Reply by Eric P. Hamp

• (1974). 'Ivy' in Italic and Celtic

• (1981). Notes on the Old English Bee Charm

• (1982). 'Arm, Shoulder'

• (1982). Gothic inu, Greek áneu, OHG ânu 'Ohne'

• (1982). On Greek ζ: *y

• (1983). IE *meH_enot- and the Perfect Participle

• (1984). Indo-European and Balto-Slavic 'Sheep'

• (1987). Indo-Hittite *men- 'see'

• (1987). IE *eui-kV [fem.]

• (1988). *sor- 'woman' and 'Indo-Hittite'

• (1988). On Indo-European Marriage in Old English

• (1994). Belated Comment on Pulleyblank's 'The Typology of Indo-European,' JIES 21:1-2

• (2002). IE 'spleen'

• (2012). Comments on Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaski Pronomial System with Indo-European”

• (1980). Death and the Indo-Europeans: Some Traditions

• (1987). On the Recently Published Inscribed Gold Ring from the Argolid

• (2019) Sins Whose Punishment is Postponed to the Hereafter in Some Zoroastrian Texts

• (1975). The Coming of the Indo-Europeans to Ireland: An Archaeological Viewpoint

• (2011) The Novilara Stele Revisited

• (1977). Comment on 'The Chronology of the Early Kurgan Tradition'

• (1981). Irish Decorated Neolithic Pottery and Its Context

• (1991). The Phases of the Irish Neolithic

• (1984). Resonant and High Vowel in Proto-Indo-European

• (1990). Analysis of an Indo-European Vedic Aryan Head - 4500-2500 B.C.

• (2009). Cosmography in Tochmarc Étaíne

• (2003). Festivals, Deaths, and the Sacred Landscape of Ancient Ireland

• (1982). Indo-European 'Tongue'

• (1986). The Dialects of Ancient Northern Italy

• (1973). Indo-European *p in Celtic and the Claims for a Relative Chronology

• (1977). Diminutives and Tatpurusas: The Indo-European Trend toward Endocentricity

• (1996). Relativization and Word Order in Old Irish and Vedic Sanskrit

• (1978). Indo-European Etymologies

• (2011) "Swadesh lists" of Albanian Revisited and Consequences for Its Position in the Indo-European Languages

• (1993). Literary Tradition and the Old English Bee Charm

• (2021). Kings, Horses and a Historian: On Herodotus IV.7 and Indo-European Horse Sacrifice

• (1975). Archaeological Evidence of Saltmoulding at Important European Saltsites and Its Relationship to the Distribution of Urnfielders

• (1977). The Typology of the Proto-Indo-European Segmental Inventory

• (1996). The Scientific Dialectic of Ancient Greece and the Cultural Tradition of Indo-European Speakers

• (2003). Iceland's Pjódveldi (930-1264) and the Traditional Innovation of IE Speakers

• (1977). Word-Order Change and Subordination in Homeric Greek

• (2011) Rudra-Shiva and Silvanus-Faunus: Savage and Propitious

• (2004). Absolute Contructions in Slavic: Case Diversity and Originality

• (1990) The Linguistic Typology of the Old European Substrate in North Central Europe

• (1995) Grassman’s Law in Messapic

• (1997) The Loins of Antimachus

• (2002) Some Thoughts on Amazons

• (2002) Linguistic Science, Truth, and the Indocentric Hypothesis

• (2005) Albanian akull and Indo-European ‘water’

• (2007) Albanian gogël and Indo-European ‘acorns’

• (2009) Proto-Indo-Europeans and the Squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris

• (2011) Was there an Indo-European word for ‘pear’?

• (2012) Comments on Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaski Pronomial System with Indo-European”

• (2012) An Old (but Reconstructible) Chestnut

• (2014) Armenian agṙaw and an Indo-European Word for ‘Crow, Raven’

• Proto-Indo-European Kinship and Society: Kin Terms

• Indo-European Kinship: ‘diverging devolution’

• (2014) The Indo-European Adjectival Class with the Suffix *-lo- and its Development in Slavic

• (1993) Numbers in Early Welsh Poetry

• (2018) In Memoriam Vjačeslav Vsevolodovič Ivanov

• (1986) Indo-European Perfect and the Hittite Verbal System

• (2018) An Obsolete Syntactic Pattern in Persian

• (1996) The Codes of Inheritance: Some Remarks on an Indo-European Palimpsest

• (1983) A Rule of Final Syllables

• (1983) Reply to Schmalstieg and Korlandt

• (1986) Reply to Orr

• (1973). Problems in the Reconstruction of Proto-Italic

• Theseus the Ionian in Bacchylides 17 and Indo-Iranian Apām Napāt

• (1988) The Transfer of Divine Attributes in the Rksamhita

• (2010). A Re-analysis of the Qiemu'erqieke (Shamirshak) Cemeteries, Xinjiang, China

• (1992) Language and Archaeology: Evaluating Competing Explanations of the Origins of the Indo-European Languages

• (1990) So That Fame Might Live Forever - The Indo-European Burial Tradition

• (1991) The Earliest IE Burial Tradition in Pre-Celtic Ireland

• (1997) The Etymology of Insula, Aestus and Aestuarium

• (1976) The Scordisci and the Dacians during the First Century B.C.

• (1983) Some Elements of the Steppe Culture in Yugoslavia

• (1993) Silver in the Yamma (Pit-Grave) Culture in the Balkans

• (2010) A Call for Functional Differentiation of the South Slavic Vila

• (1978) Syntactic Changes: Evidence for Restructuring among Coexistent Varients

• (1983) Indo-Europeanization of Myth and Syntax in Anatolian Hittite: Dating of Texts as an Index

• (1996) Numeracy and the Upper German Decades

• (1999) Book Notices

• (2016) Two Indo-European Verbal Roots *leĝ- and *sleĝ- in the Light of Old and New Lexical Data

• (2020) Old Indic lardayati and the Indo-European Root *lerd-

• (1985) On Indo-European Laryngeals and Vowels

• (1986) Inheritance v. Borrowing in IE, Kartvelian, and Semitic

• (1980) The Balaton-Lasinja Culture Groups in Western Hungary, Austria, and Northwestern Yugoslavia Concerning Their Distribution and Origin

• (1990) Symbolic Representations on Early Bronze Age Vessels

• (2015) Nugae Indo-Uralicae

• (1993) Reflexes of IE *h2rtk'o- 'bear' in Baltic

• (2013) On Forni’s Basque–Indo-European Hypothesis

• (2015) Proto-Indo-European-Uralic Comparison from the Probabilistic Point of View

• (2015) Lexicostatistics, Probability, and Other Matters

• (2000) Proto-Greeks and the Kurgan Theory

• (2006) The "'Urbi et Orbi'-Rule" Revisited

• (1986) A Phase of the History of India

• (2001) Indo-European Deities and the Rgveda

• (2002) Indigenous Indo-Aryans and the Rigveda

• (2003) Final Reply

• (2010) Rgveda 7.95.2 and Karen Thomson

• (1995) Indo-European Onomastics as an Historical Source

• (2004) Of Brides and Goddesses. Determining the Semantic Differences Between Terms for a Young Woman in the RGveda

• (1977) Vibration and Twinkling

• (2015) Response to Kassian et al., “Proto-Indo-European-Uralic comparison from the probabilistic point of view.”

• (1977) The Indo-Iranian Prehistory of the Sanskrit asáu/amún Pronoun

• (1992) On the Independence of Gothic Syntax, I: Interrogativity, Complex Sentence Types, Tense, Mood, and Diathesis

• (2003) Common Phonetic and Grammatical Features of the Uralic Languages and Other Languages in Northern Eurasia

• (1991) Some Thoughts on Indo-European-Kartevelian Relations

• (2005) Hittite hapusa(ss)- (formerly known as hapus- 'penis')

• (2008) Some Indo-Uralic Aspects of Hittite

• (1988) 'Female Speech' in Greek, Armenian, and Albanian

• (1996) Lat. conspiraare und seine Bedeutung in verschiedenen sozialen Sondersprachen

• (2011) In Memoriam — Johann Knobloch

• (2013) Is Basque an Indo-European Language?

• (2014) On the Debate over the Classification of the Language of the South-Western (SW) Inscriptions, also known as Tartessian

• (2014) A Decipherment Interrupted: Proceeding from Valério, Eska, and Prósper

• (1976) 1876 as a Turning Point in the History of Linguistics

• (1983) On Final Syllables in Slavic

• (1983) Proto-Indo-European Verbal Syntax

• (1986) Proto-Indo-European Tones?

• (1986) Comments on R. Orr's View

• (1990) The Spread of the Indo-Europeans

• (1994) From Proto-Indo-European to Slavic

• (2015) Sigmatic and Asigmatic Long Vowel Preterit Forms

• (2018) The Expansion of the Indo-European Languages

• (2019) Indo-European and Its Neighbors

• (2019) Old Irish Absolute and Conjunct Endings and Related Issues

• (2019) Indo-European between Uralic and Caucasian

• (2020) The Ergative in Anatolian and Proto-Indo-European

• (2021) How I Discovered Proto-Indo-European Glottalic Stops

• (2021) Gothic Phonology

• (1990) The Migration of Steppe and Forest-steppe Communities into Central Europe

• (1991) The Vistula-Oder Basins and the North Pontic Region

• (1997) On Anatolian-Urartian Linguistic Contacts

• (2020) Gothic Containers from Organic Materials and their Cognates

• (2018) On Certain Aspects of Distance-based Models of Language Relationships, with Reference to the Position of Indo-European among other Language Families

• (2019) Proto-Indo-Europeans: The Prologue

• (2020) On the Homelands of Indo-European and Eurasiatic: Geographic Aspects of a Lexicostatistical Classification

• (1978) Symbolism in Burial Orientations Among Early Indo-Europeans

• (1981) Stonehenge and Indo-European Symbolism

• (2000) The Indo-European Root *dheugh-: Its Morphology, Meaning, Etymology (in Comparison with Similar Forms)

• (2012) Indo-European Expansion Cycles

• (2010) Proto-Germanic *krepja- and Proto-Slavic *krepb 'strong'

• (2012) On the etymology of Greek ἂγλις and γέλγις ‘garlic’: an Akkadian loanword in Pre-Greek

• (2016) On the Origin of Greek μῆλον, Latin mālum, Albanian mollë and Hittite šam(a)lu- ‘apple’

• (2007) Gates of the Zoroastrian Paradise

• (2009) Vedic piśá- and Atharvaveda-Śaunakiya 19.49.4 = Atharvaveda-Paippalāda 14.8.4: A note on the Indo-Iranian bestiary

• (1973) The Ethnic Components of the Builders of the Indus Valley Civilization and the Advent of the Aryans

• (1989) Pouring Prayers: A Formula of IE Sacral Poetry

• (2003) Common Phonetic and Grammatical Features of the Uralic Languages and Other Languages in Northern Eurasia

• (2001) The First Migration Wave of Indo-Iranians to the South

• (2002) Comments on Kazanas' "Indigenous Indo-Aryans and the Rigveda"

• (2014) In Memoriam, Elena Efimovna Kuz’mina

• (2005) An Indo-Iranian Symbol of Power in the Earliest Steppe Kurgans

• (1979). Gothic weis, airkns and the Germanic Notion of 'Holy'

• (2016). Note on an Old Iranian Myth Present in the Russian Hagiographic Folklore of St. Fedor Tirin and the Myth of Kərəsāspa

• (2014). *Percos/*Ercos: An Unknown Celtic Theonym

• (1997). Lleu Wyllt: An Early British Prototype of the Legend of the Wild Man?

• (2006) Dumézil without the Functions: Some Roads Less Travelled

• (1980) Zlota Culture; a Study of a Social System Through Analysis of Mortuary Data

• (1974) Norsemen in Ungava, Québec, Canada

• (1977) Indo-European and Theoretical Linguistics

• (1993) Comment on the Typology of Indo-European by Edwin G. Pulleyblank

• (1999) The Structural Approach of Jacob Grimm and His Contemporaries

• (1975) Typological Syntactical Characteristics of the Shatapathabraahmana

• In Memoriam — Alexandr Anatoljevich Lehrman

• (1973) The Venetic Vocabulary of Relations between Persons

• (1998) Is There a Genetic Relationship between Indo-European and Dravidian?

• (2000) Some More Possible Relationships Between Indo-European and Dravidian

• (1975) Indo-Iranian *Gautra

• (1975) The Myth of the 'Bovine's Lament'

• (1977) Death and Resurrection in Indo-European Thought

• (1979) The Hellhound

• (1980) The Ferryman of the Dead

• (1985) Blood as a Metaphor in Proto-Indo-European

• (1973). Indo-European Studies: An Anthropological Symposium

• (1973). Poseidon as a Reflex of the Indo-European 'Source of Waters' God

• (2006) Cultural Hybridization and the Indo-European Expansion: The Tripartite/Quadripartite Ideology as a Manifestation of Mestizaje

• (2011) In Memoriam — C. Scott Littleton

• (1999) VIRGILIANVM ALPHABETH: A Linear B Reminecens in the Learned Tradition

• (1996) Epeios, Odysseus, and the Indo-European Metaphor for Poet

• (1999) Bacchylides 17: Theseus and Indo-Iranian Apâm Napât

• (2002) The Bovine Mother: Bronze Age Images of the Cow from Crete and the Eastern Mediterranean

• (2008) Old Phrygian bevdos 'statue, image', Greek βευδος 'woman's dress'

• (1973) Parergon Metricum

• (2021). Semantics of the Word púruṣa in the Ṛgveda as a Source of Understanding a Human Being in Indian Thought

• (1987) Reconstructing Proto-Indo-European as an Ergative Language: A Test

• (1974) Further Evidence of Early Norse Settlements in the Americas

• (1993) On a Concept Underlying Indo-European Terms for the Sacred

• (2006) The Importance of the Prehistory of Indo-European Structures for Indo-European Studies

• (2008) The Marriage and Recovery of the Young Goddess: Story and Structure

• (2006) Suggested Archaeological and Architectural Examples of Tripartite Structures

• (1999) Three Carved Stone Vases from the Minoan Villa at Aghia Triada, Crete: a Trifunctional Set?

• (2020) Messenger of the Gods in Greek and Vedic

• (1990) The Kurgan Culture and Its Substratum in the Carpathian Zone

• (1975) The Athenian King and Indo-European Trifunctionality

• (1973) The Linguistic Paleontology of Some Pre-Christian Burial Terms in Slavic Lexicon

• (1973) H_aek'mon: '(Stone)axe' and 'Sky' in IE/Battle-Axe Culture

• (1974) The Etymology of Common Slavic *Slovene 'Slavs'

• (1978) A Linguistic-Botanical Problem: The Oak and the Fir

• (1981) Bed and Grave in German and Celtic: More Evidence for the Kurgan Origin of the Indo-Europeans

• (1995) Prehistoric Caucasoid Corpses of the Tarim Basin

• (1998) Comments on Stefan Zimmer, 'Modern Necromancy, or How to Make Mummies Speak'

• (2006) The Rediscovery and Complete Excavation of Ördek's Necropolis

• (1992) A Neolithic Model of Indo-European Prehistory

• (2020) The Quail and the Millstone

• (2022) Av. +Gandraβa, Ved. Gandharvá and the PIE Secondary Suffix *-bho-

• (2019) Missing Pieces: A New Reading of the Main Lucius Artorius Castus Inscription

• (2011) Back Into the Fields and Into the Woods: Old Irish íath 'land, field' and fíad 'wild; deer; uncultivated land' revisited

• (1974) The Question of a Northern Proto-Illyrian Borderland

• (1973) A Short History of the Indo-European Problem

• (1976) The Chronology of Early Kurgan Tradition

• (1977) The Chronology of Early Kurgan Tradition (Part Two)

• (1981) The Ritual Treatment of the Horse in the Early Kurgan Tradition

• (1982) Indo-European and Kurgan Fauna I: Wild Mammals

• (1983) Proto-Indo-European and Kurgan Fauna II: Fish

• (1990) Social Structure in the Pontic-Caspian Eneolithic: A Preliminary Review

• (1991) Kurgan and Indo-European Fauna III: Birds

• (1995) Speculations on the Xinjiang Mummies

• (2002) Indigenous Indo-Aryans: the Preservation and Total Distribution Principles

• (2006) In Memoriam Andrew Sherratt

• (2013) Editor’s Note: The Indo-European-Basque Debate

• (2014) Editor’s Note: The Indo-European-Tartessian Debate

• (2019) Discussion and Debate: The Caucasian Substrate Hypothesis

• (2020) Tributes to Jim Mallory on His Retirement as Editor of JIES

• (1995) On 'Some Thoughts on Indo-European-Kartvelian Relations'

• (1996) Armenian -k' < PIE *-(e)s

• (1997) Nostratic from a Typological Point of View

• (1987) On the Ausgliederung of Germanic Languages

• (1993) Problem of Ergativity in Indo-European

• (1975) Grave and Water in Prehistoric Europe

• (1976) Fire in Prehistoric Indo-European Europe

• (1981) The Horse in Art and Ideology of Indo-European Peoples

• (1979) Delabialization in Germanic

• (1981) Indo-European Theophoric Personal Names and Social Structure

• (1983) English dog/ Germanic hound

• (1984) The Grammaticalization and Institutionalization of Indo-European Hand

• (1987) The Semiotics of Enumeration: Indo-European

• (1988) Eurasian 'apple' as Arboreal Unit and Item of Culture

• (2000) 'Of good mochel, and ryght yong therto' Geoffrey Chaucer, The Book of the Duchesse (li. 454)

• (2001) A Tale of Two Helmets: The Negau A and B Inscriptions

• (2014) Early Nordic alu and *al- ‘to nourish’

• (2018) Some Biogenetic Considerations for Historical Linguistics: Phyletic Comparison

• (2019) Antimachus’s Enigma: On Erytheia, the Latvian Sun-goddess and a Red Fish

• (2021) Erysichthon’s Crime and Punishment: The Prehistory of a Famine Demon

• (1994) Proto-Indo-European *b and the Glottalic Theory

• (2013) ‘To hide’ and ‘to cover’ in Proto-Indo-European

• (1993) Problem of Ergativity in Indo-European

• (1975) A Re-Examination of Rig-Veda X.129, The Naasadiiya Hymn

• (1982) 'Light' in Ancient Iranian

• (1987) The Language of the Old High German Zaubersprücher and Segen: The Intensive do

• (2012) In Memoriam — Manfred Mayrhofer

• (1973) Tacitus Hist. 2. 48. 2

• (2002) A Note on the Horse in Pre- and Proto-historic South Asia: A Comment on Kazanas

• (2007) Chamalières sníeθθic and 'binding' in Celtic

• (2020) The Celto-Etruscan Inscription from Pansdorf

• (2014) Early Nordic alu and *al- ‘to nourish’

• (1989) The Indo-Europeanization of Old European Concepts

• (2013) In Memoriam — Alexandr Anatoljevich Lehrman

• (1981) 'God-Drinking': A Syntactic Transformation in Hittite

• (1993) Historical Phonology of Anatolian

• (2013) In Memoriam — Alexandr Anatoljevich Lehrman

• (1981) Anatolian and the Indo-Europeans

• (1980) The Physical Anthropology of the Corded Ware Complex on the Background of the Expansion of the Kurgan Cultures

• (1977) Comments on 'The Chronology of the Early Kurgan Tradition'

• (2012) In Memoriam — Nikolay Yakovlevich Merpert

• (2000) Antenor and Vibhishana

• (1974) Relative Constructions in the Rig-Veda, Book Five

• (1983) Some Problems of Thracian Mythology and Religion

• (2020) Brothers and Many Others: The Concept ‘Offspring’ and its Semantic Extensions in Indo-European Languages

• (2004) Proto-Indo-European Nasal Infixation Rule

• (2006) The Old English Rune Poem - Semantics, Structure, and Symmetry

• (1989) The Twinning of Arthur and Cei: An Arthurian Tessera

• (1991) Two Warriors and Two Swords: The Legacy of Starkað>

• (1974) Infinitive Complementation in Latin and Greek

• (1977) Some Theoretical and Typological Implications of an IE Root Structure Constraint

• (1994) Defining and Expanding the Indo-European Vater-Sohn-Kampf Theme

• (1998) On the Mythology of Indo-European Heroic Hair

• (2000) Other Kinds of Hero: The Coward Knight and Intelligence Embattled

• (2001) Trifunctionalia Redivivia: A Note on Some Greek Possibilities

• (2002) Kingship: Pre-IE Patterns and IE Innovations in the Mediterranean Area

• (2006) Where Do We Stand?

• (2007) The Deep History of Stories: University of Edinburgh 2007

• (2007) Legends of Hair: Tracing the Tonsorial Story of Indo-European King and Hero

• (1979) Japanese, Altaic, and Indo-European

• (1975) Indo-European Gender: A Study in Semantic and Syntactic Change

• (1989) Beowulf as a Terrible Stranger

• (1986) Welsh Lenition and the Function of Pre-Verbal Particles

• (2004) Indo-European Elements in Celtic and Indo-Iranian Epic Tradition: The Trial of Champions in the Táin Bó Cúailnge and the Shahnameh

• (2008) Heroes and Hells in Beowulf, the Shahnameh, and the Táin Bó Cúailnge

• (1994) Color Categorization in Early Greek

• (2022) Evidence of Pile Carpets in Zoroastrian Texts

• (2009) Comment on "A still undeciphered text"

• (1986) The O-Stem Nom.-Acc. Sg. Form and the Fate of Neuter Nouns in East Baltic

• (1979) Celtic Origins and the Arthurian Cycle: Geographic-Linguistic Evidence

• (1987) Indo-European 'Dichtersprache' in Sappho and Alcaeus

• (2007) Iblís and the Threefold Death Motif in a Medieval Persian Hagiography

• (1980) Physical Anthropological Characteristics of Skeletons from Kurgan Graves in Romania

• (1991) Traces of the Cult of the Horse in Early Irish Sources

• (2019) Comments on Alan Bomhard, “The Origins of Proto-Indo-European: The Caucasian Substrate Hypothesis”

• (2019) A Further Remark on the Caucasian Substrate Hypothesis

• (2002) "Hver tídendi eru at segja frá um ragnarøkr?": The Debate over Christian Influences in Norse Indo-European Tradition

• (1997) Requests for a Hearing in Norse and Other Indo-European Languages

• (2009) The Germanic word for 'sword' and delocatival derivation in Proto-Indo-European

• (2022) Luwo-Hittite anšaššiwiš ‘Corpse’

• (2000) The Balkan Proto-Indo-Europeans in the Fourth and Third Millennia BC

• (2017) Indra’s Flight and Affliction: Vedic Reminiscences of an Indo-European Myth

• (2020) The Divine Miscarriage: Mārtāṇḍa, the Sun, and the Birth of Mankind

• (2008). Father-Son Combat: An Indo-European Typescene and its Variations

• (1973) Benuso, Couortuso, and the Archetype of Tab. Ig. I

• (1976) Indo-European Eschatology: A Model

• (1980) Social Organization in Western Indo-European

• (1982) Dioscuric Elements in Celtic and Germanic Mythology

• (1991) Passage Tomb Art of Western Europe

• (2019) Γορδίας and Γόρδιον: A Remark on Phrygian Onomastics and Ethnics

• (1974) Baltic Evidence and the Indo-Iranian Prayer

• (1981) IE *lew(H) in Middle Indo-Aryan and Its Baltic Cognates

• (1984) Cosmic Tree in Vedic and Tamil Mythology: Constrastive Analysis

• (2008) New Type Word Indexes for Use in Sanskrit Philology

• (1986) Kingship in Ancient Ireland

• (1988) Ordinal Numerals in the Gaulish Coligny Calendar

• (1989) The Meter of the Gaulish Inscription from Larzac

• (1991) Gaulish, Celtiberian and Indo-European Verse

• (2016) Latin vespillō ‘Undertaker’ – Calvert Watkins in Memoriam

• (2020) Father Sky and the Wide-Eyed Cow

• (1995) Xinjiang Remains and the 'Tocharian Problem'

• (1986) Some Developments in Final Syllables in Slavic - A New Synthesis (A Comment on Jasanoff, Schmalstieg, and Kortlandt)

• (1988) The Relative Conjunctions in Hieroglyphic Luwain

• (1989) On Hieroglyphic Luwain Sign sú or zù

• (1997) Horses, Indo-Europeans and the Importance of Ships

• (2014). *Percos/*Ercos: An Unknown Celtic Theonym

• (1999) The Structure of the Minoan Language

• (2000) Pre-Hellenic Language(s) of Crete: Debate and Discussion

• (2006) On the Alleged Functions of Word-order in Wulfilian Gothic

• (2011) Notes on the Function of Gothic -U

• (2016) Tonic ƕas and non-tonic ƕas(-uh) in Gothic

• (1989) Proto-Indo-European, Pre-Indo-European, Old European Archaeological Evidence and Linguistic Investigation

• (1973) A Roman Street Named 'Good'

• (1974) Discussion Concerning Eric Hamp's Article on 'Frost' in Vol. 1, Number 2

• (2002) Comments on "Indigenous Indo-Aryans and the Rigveda"

• (2009) Interpreting the Rigveda: Comments on Karen Thomson's approach

• (1988) The Name of the 'Great Bear'

• (1973) Some Aspects of Social Mobility in Early Historic Indo-European Societies

• (2000) In Memoriam, Edgar Polomé

• (1994) Marija Gimbutas, In Memoriam

• (1974) The Greek Face

• (2019) On the Etymology and Historical Semantics of the Italian verbs Aggiungere and Detrarre: An Early Indo-European Perspective

• (2007) The Indo-European *H₂ner(t)-s and the Dánu Tribe

• (2009) Forefather Hayk in the Light of Comparative Mythology

• (2011) Armenian Traditional Black Youths: the Earliest Sources

• (2012) First Capitals of Armenia and Georgia: Armawir and Armazi (Problems of Early Ethnic Associations)

• (2016) Indo-European *wel- in Armenian Mythology

• (2017) Armeno-Indian Epic Parallels

• (2018) From Armenian Demonology: the k’aǰs

• (2010) Proto-Tocharian Syntax and the Status of Tocharian A

• (2005) From PIE *(s)kel- 'to cut' to Germanic and Baltic *(s)kel- 'to owe': An hypothesis based on the concept of 'notional chronology'

• (2000) Constraints on Syllable Structure in Early Germanic

• (2007) Vowel Epenthesis vs. Schwa Lexicalization in Classical Armenian

• (1980) Square Enclosures of Old Europe, 5th and 4th Millennia B.C.

• (1974) Hittite sarap- and Connected Questions

• (1974) Notes on the Germano-Baltic Lexical Correspondences

• (1983) The Problem of Etymological Dictionaries: The Case of German

• (1983) Celto-Germanic Isoglosses (Revisited)

• (1985) Recent Russian Papers on the Indo-European Problem and the Ethnogenesis and Original Homeland of the Slavs

• (1986) A Note on Thraco-Phrygian Numbers

• (1986) Papers by Japanese Indo-Europeanists: An Introductory Note

• (1987) Introductory Note to the Papers of the Tokyo 1982 Workshop on Indo-European Linguistics

• (1987) Tradition and Development in Indo-European Studies

• (1988) Sir William Jones and the Position of Germanic

• (1989) Draupadi and Her Dumézilian Interpretation

• (1990) The Indo-Europeanization of Northern Europe: The Linguistic Evidence

• (1994) Isoglosses and the Reconstruction of the IE Dialectal Split

• (1996) Beer, Runes and Magic

• (1998) Germanic Etymological Dictionary

• (1998) Re-Reading Dumézil's 'Mythes et Dieux Des Germains' (1939)

• (1999) About Dumézil: Apropos of a special number of the Zeitschrift für Religionswissenschaft

• (2000) Publications of Edgar C. Polomé

• (2008) Two Romanian terms (tureci and cioareci) based on Old Germanic designations of leg-coverings

• (2011) Two Old Germanisms of East Romance (Romanian ateia 'to dress up' and brândusa 'crocus') confirmed by West Romance cognates

• (2014) The Fortune of the Old Germanic Loan fara in Romanian and in Other European Languages

• (2016) Mutual Clarifications – Analyzing Romanian găman in Connection with Gothic gaman and English yeoman

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• (1979) The Language of the Northern Picene Inscriptions

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