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According to Wikipedia , Nils Magnus Holmer was a Swedish linguist. Education and research Holmer initially studied Russian at Lund University, where he focused on Indo-European linguistics. In the 1920s, Holmer was a guest student at a university in Prague, where he switched to studying Celtic languages.
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1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Published Works Goajiro (Arawak) I: Phonology (1949) Outline of Cuna Grammar (1946) Linguistic survey of south-eastern Queensland (1983) (14)Studies on Argyllshire Gaelic (1938) The Gaelic of Kintyre (1962) (11)Mu-Igala or the Way of Muu (1949) An Attempt Towards a Comparative Grammar of Two Australian Languages (1968) Goajiro (Arawak) II: Nouns and Associated Morphemes (1949) The Gaelic of Arran (1957) (9)The complete Mu-Igala in picture writing : a native record of a Cuna Indian medicine song (1953) (6)Mu-Igala, or the way of Muu : a medicine song from the Cuna Indians of Panama with translation and comments (1947) (5)The dialects of Co. Clare (1965) (4)Postvocalic s in Insular Celtic (1947) Seneca II (1952) Notes on some Queensland languages (1988) (4)On some relics of the Irish dialect spoken in the glens of Antrim (1940) Sonant-Surds in Ponca-Omaha (1945) Ethno-linguistic Cuna dictionary (1952) (2)On the history and structure of the Australian languages (1963) (2)A Modelled Picture Writing from the Kechua Indians (1951) The semantics of numerals (1990) (2)IBERO-CAUGASIAN AS A LINGUISTIC TYPE (1947) On the Origin of the Celtic Preterit in -ss- (1947) Goajiro (Arawak) III: Verbs and Associated Morphemes (1949) An Ofo Phonetic Law (1947) Notes on the system of stress in Maori: (A study in the rhythm of Maori speech) (1965) Types of consonant alternation in Austronesian, especially Melanesian (1965) The Ojibway on Walpole Island, Ontario : a linguistic study (1980) (1)The Native Place Names of Arctic America (1967) Lexical and morphological contracts between Siouan and Algonquian (1950) A PROTO‐EUROPEAN CONSONANT SYSTEM AND THE PRONUNCIATION OF SUMERIAN (1949) What is the nasal infix in basque, genuen, zenuen, etc? (1981) (1)Old Irish -icc, -ucci (1948) THE TULLY DIALECTS (northeastern Australia) (1989) Indian place names in North America (1948) (0)The principal linguistic types (1970) (0)Amerindian structure types : observations on the system of possessive and personal inflection in the American Indian languages (1956) (0)Linguistic relationship on three levels (1977) (0)Goajiro (Arawak) IV: Texts (1949) Indian place names in Mexico and central america (1964) (0)Notes on the Bandjalang dialect spoken at Coraki and Bungawalbin Creek, N.S.W. (1971) (0)Indian Place Names in South America and the Antilles. II (1960) The character of the Iroquoian languages (1952) (0)The oldest strata in lenguage (1978) (0)A historic-comparative análysis of the structure of the basque language (1970) (0)An aspect of the function of prefix vowels in basque (1981) (0)Analogous Trends in Basque and Celtic Phonology (1985) (0)Morpheme and word in Maori: Viktor Krupa, Janua Linguarum, Series practica, vol. XLVI. Mouton & Co., The Hague, 1966. By Nils M. Holmer. 83 pp. ƒ 20.— (1968) Seneca III (1953) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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