After our first study in the field of Indo-European personal pronouns (Dočkalová & Blažek 2010, 2011), where we focused on their paradigmatic levelling, we now consider internal reconstructions of partial microsystems of first and second person pronouns in all individual branches, projecting them back to the late Indo-European protolanguage. The next step was reconstruction of the primary pronominal protosystem, allowing us both to deduce forms of pronouns in historically attested languages and to understand pronominal-verbal congruence, assumed as the axiomatic starting point
This paper presents a morphological and phonological reconstruction of the personal independent pron...
This paper focuses on the evolution of the Old Indo-Aryan reciprocal pronoun anyo'nya- as well as so...
tiated a discussion on Hittite ammuk ‘me’. The central question is: where did the geminate come from...
The present work compares the verbal endings of the singular of some ancient I.E. languages showing ...
In Indo-European languages, pronouns can distinguish up to three persons: first, second and third pe...
The article gives an outline of the inflectional peculiarities of Proto-Indo-European and its daught...
Cross-linguistic studies show that languages follow clear tendencies in the ordering of morphemes in...
The paper gives a new account of the development of the first person singular pronoun in Indo-Europ...
Although for some scholars the very possibility of syntactic reconstruction remains dubious, numerou...
Verbal suppletion found in the earliest records of the daughter branches of the Indo-European langua...
This paper discusses the problem of linguistic reconstruction in the Indo-European languages with pa...
This paper examines a number of issues that arise in the reconstruction of pronominals among the non...
The present article sets out to describe the system of personal pronouns in Norwegian Para-Romani.* ...
Although for some scholars the very possibility of syntactic reconstruction remains dubious, numer...
Razprava podaja novo rekonstrukcijo razvoja osebnega zaimka za prvo osebo ednine v indoevropskih jez...
This paper presents a morphological and phonological reconstruction of the personal independent pron...
This paper focuses on the evolution of the Old Indo-Aryan reciprocal pronoun anyo'nya- as well as so...
tiated a discussion on Hittite ammuk ‘me’. The central question is: where did the geminate come from...
The present work compares the verbal endings of the singular of some ancient I.E. languages showing ...
In Indo-European languages, pronouns can distinguish up to three persons: first, second and third pe...
The article gives an outline of the inflectional peculiarities of Proto-Indo-European and its daught...
Cross-linguistic studies show that languages follow clear tendencies in the ordering of morphemes in...
The paper gives a new account of the development of the first person singular pronoun in Indo-Europ...
Although for some scholars the very possibility of syntactic reconstruction remains dubious, numerou...
Verbal suppletion found in the earliest records of the daughter branches of the Indo-European langua...
This paper discusses the problem of linguistic reconstruction in the Indo-European languages with pa...
This paper examines a number of issues that arise in the reconstruction of pronominals among the non...
The present article sets out to describe the system of personal pronouns in Norwegian Para-Romani.* ...
Although for some scholars the very possibility of syntactic reconstruction remains dubious, numer...
Razprava podaja novo rekonstrukcijo razvoja osebnega zaimka za prvo osebo ednine v indoevropskih jez...
This paper presents a morphological and phonological reconstruction of the personal independent pron...
This paper focuses on the evolution of the Old Indo-Aryan reciprocal pronoun anyo'nya- as well as so...
tiated a discussion on Hittite ammuk ‘me’. The central question is: where did the geminate come from...