For more than a century, the Greek suffix -μός/-μος has been the subject of many morphological, semantic and comparative studies. Despite this abundant scientific literature, many questions still remain unanswered. First of all and quite strikingly, general agreement is still wanting, for morphological studies, on the formal criteria that should guide a descriptive analysis of this suffix. Secondly, many semantic studies bring out only a very vague meaning for this suffix. Furthermore, these studies generally take into account a single formal criterion (the suffixal accent) in their analysis of this meaning. Finally, comparative studies almost unanimously try to reconstruct a single original type in *- mo- which appears to be quite inapprop...
http://blogs.univ-tlse2.fr/dejanstosic/files/2016/08/Stosic_2011.pdfInternational audienceUsually de...
Greek lexical items transmitted by Ancient lexicographers and scholiasts are often more trustworthy ...
The three romance languages studied here do not give us the opportunity to observe rich interactions...
In this paper I discuss the origin of the suffix -ώδης and its literary use from Homer to the 4th ce...
Este artículo analiza la relación del acortamiento con la anástrofe en griego homérico. Dicho anális...
The object of the research is the formal and systematic description of Modern Greek verbs entering i...
Etymology of names and forms of chemical elements and their symbols The etymology is one of the olde...
El objetivo de este artículo es revisar una cuestión concerniente a la morfología nominal del griego...
Les clitiques et les affixes, comme on l’a souvent observé, proviennent d’anciens morphèmes lexicaux...
La desfraseologització és un dels procediments freqüents de la llengua de la premsa i de la publicit...
Phraseological studies about modern Greek are still extremely few. That is why we decided to present...
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17227/01234870.37folios27.50En este artículo se tratan aspectos de las pro...
The LEXILOGON project (acronym for ΛΕΞΙκό ΛΟΓοτεχνικών όρΩΝ, Greek for “dictionary of literary terms...
Since the beginnings of Grammar as systematic discipline in ancient Greece, the question of singular...
A proper understanding of the meaning of prepositions in context is vital for exegesis. Indeed, the ...
http://blogs.univ-tlse2.fr/dejanstosic/files/2016/08/Stosic_2011.pdfInternational audienceUsually de...
Greek lexical items transmitted by Ancient lexicographers and scholiasts are often more trustworthy ...
The three romance languages studied here do not give us the opportunity to observe rich interactions...
In this paper I discuss the origin of the suffix -ώδης and its literary use from Homer to the 4th ce...
Este artículo analiza la relación del acortamiento con la anástrofe en griego homérico. Dicho anális...
The object of the research is the formal and systematic description of Modern Greek verbs entering i...
Etymology of names and forms of chemical elements and their symbols The etymology is one of the olde...
El objetivo de este artículo es revisar una cuestión concerniente a la morfología nominal del griego...
Les clitiques et les affixes, comme on l’a souvent observé, proviennent d’anciens morphèmes lexicaux...
La desfraseologització és un dels procediments freqüents de la llengua de la premsa i de la publicit...
Phraseological studies about modern Greek are still extremely few. That is why we decided to present...
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17227/01234870.37folios27.50En este artículo se tratan aspectos de las pro...
The LEXILOGON project (acronym for ΛΕΞΙκό ΛΟΓοτεχνικών όρΩΝ, Greek for “dictionary of literary terms...
Since the beginnings of Grammar as systematic discipline in ancient Greece, the question of singular...
A proper understanding of the meaning of prepositions in context is vital for exegesis. Indeed, the ...
http://blogs.univ-tlse2.fr/dejanstosic/files/2016/08/Stosic_2011.pdfInternational audienceUsually de...
Greek lexical items transmitted by Ancient lexicographers and scholiasts are often more trustworthy ...
The three romance languages studied here do not give us the opportunity to observe rich interactions...