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According to Wikipedia, Václav Blažek is a Czech historical linguist. He is a professor at Masaryk University and also teaches at the University of West Bohemia . His major interests include Indo-European languages, Uralic languages, Altaic languages, Afroasiatic languages, Nostratic languages, Dené–Caucasian languages, and mathematical linguistics .

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Published Works

  • The diffusion of agricultural terms from Mesopotamia (1992) (38)
  • Douglas Q. Adams: A Dictionary of Tocharian B. Revised and greatly Enlarged (2016) (16)
  • Glottochronology and its application on the Balto-Slavic languages (2011) (14)
  • Elam: a bridge between Ancient Near East and Dravidian India ? (1999) (12)
  • On the Burushaski-Indo-European hypothesis by I. Čašule (2011) (10)
  • Semitic etymological dictionary I. (2001) (9)
  • On the Classification of Berber (2010) (8)
  • Numerals. Comparative-Etymological analyses of numeral systems and their implications. (1999) (8)
  • Lexica Dene-Caucasica (1995) (8)
  • From August Schleicher to Sergei Starostin: On the development of the tree-diagram models of the Indo-European languages (2007) (6)
  • On the Internal Classification of Indo-European Languages: ASurvey (2012) (6)
  • Current progress in Altaic etymology (2005) (5)
  • Indo-European eight (1998) (5)
  • Nilo-Saharan Stratum of Ongota (2007) (5)
  • Indo-European kinship terms in *-ə̯2TER (2001) (5)
  • Tocharians Who They Were, Where They Came From And Where They Lived (2008) (5)
  • Fauna in Beja lexicon. A fragment of a comparative-etymologicaldictionary of Beja (2003) (5)
  • A lexicostatistical comparison of Omotic languages (2008) (5)
  • On classification of Middle Iranian languages : (preliminary report) (2013) (4)
  • The 'beech'-argument -- State-of-the-Art (2002) (4)
  • Reactive polymers: XLII. Catalytic activity of macroporous methacrylate copolymers containing sulfopropyl groups in reesterification of ethyl acetate by 1-propanol (1983) (4)
  • On Indo-European ‘barley’ (2017) (4)
  • [Adams, Douglas Q. A dictionary of Tocharian B] (2014) (4)
  • Early Indo-Europeans in Central Asia and China. Cultural relations as reflected in language (2017) (4)
  • Altaic Languages. History of research, survey, classification and a sketch of comparative grammar (2019) (4)
  • Cushitic Lexicostatistics: The second attempt (1997) (4)
  • On application of glottochronology for Celtic languages (2006) (4)
  • Glottochronological Classification of Oromo Dialects (2010) (3)
  • On Indo-European Roads (2011) (3)
  • Elephant, hippopotamus and others: on some ecological aspectsof the Afroasiatic homeland (1994) (3)
  • Koguryo and Altaic. On the role of Koguryo and other Old Koreanidioms in the Altaic etymology (2009) (3)
  • Old Prussian fish-names (2011) (3)
  • Lexicostatistics applied to the East Chadic languages (2008) (3)
  • CELTIC ‘SMITH’ AND HIS COLLEAGUES (2008) (3)
  • Beja kinship and social terminology (2003) (3)
  • Indo-Iranian elements in Fenno-Ugric mythological lexicon (2005) (3)
  • Cushitic and Omotic Strata in Ongota, a Moribund Language of Uncertain Affiliation From Southeast Ethiopia (2005) (3)
  • Comments on Ilija Čašule’s “Correlation of the Burushaskipronominal system with Indo-European and phonological andgrammatical evidence for a genetic relationship” (2012) (3)
  • Some New Dravidian - Afroasiatic Parallels (1992) (3)
  • Natural Phenomena, Time and Geographical Terminology in BejaLexicon (Fragment of a Comparative and Etymological Dictionaryof Beja) (2007) (3)
  • Decomposition of hydrogen peroxide by heterogenized cobalt acetate complexes (1982) (2)
  • Indo-European laryngeals in Afroasiatic perspective (2011) (2)
  • A new contribution to comparative-historical Afroasianlinguistics. (1989) (2)
  • Indo-European “Gold” in Time and Space (2017) (2)
  • Was there an Australian Substratum in Dravidian (2006) (2)
  • Indo-European Prepositions and Related Words. (2001) (2)
  • Toward Determining the Position of Mokilko within Chadic (ALexicostatistic Analysis) (1994) (2)
  • Etymological Analysis of Toponyms from Ptolemy's Description of Central Europe (2010) (2)
  • Etymologizing the Semitic cardinal numerals of the first decad. (2001) (2)
  • Tocharian Studies: Works 1 (2011) (2)
  • Ainu and Austric: Evidence of Genetic Relationship (2009) (2)
  • Balto-Fennic mythological names of Baltic origin (2011) (2)
  • On the Position of Ubi within East Chadic (2011) (2)
  • Lexica Anatolica (1-5) (2001) (2)
  • New Fenno-Ugric - Indo-Iranian lexical parallels (1990) (2)
  • Was there a Volgaic unity within Finno-Ugric? (2012) (2)
  • Indo-European laryngeals in the light of Afroasiatic (2012) (2)
  • Toward the Fenno-Ugric cultural lexicon of Indo-Iranian origin (2003) (2)
  • Lexical Parallels Between Ainu and Austric, and TheirImplications (2000) (2)
  • On the position of Gaulish within Celtic from the point of view of glottochronology (2009) (2)
  • Traces of a common case system in Afroasiatic (2006) (1)
  • Patterns of Creating Numerals. (1999) (1)
  • Balor – “the blind-eyed”? (2001) (1)
  • The Eastern Border of Celtic Settlement: A Toponymic Perspective (2015) (1)
  • Materials for global etymologies (1989) (1)
  • HIC ERANT LEONES: Indo-European "lion" et alii (2005) (1)
  • [Temporal trends and debrachycephalization in Czech children in the 1st year of life]. (1988) (1)
  • Phoenician / Punic loans in Berber languages and their role inchronology of Berber (2014) (1)
  • The semitic divine name *attar-(at-) and its possibleAfroasiatic cognates (1996) (1)
  • Some Slavic-Iranian Parallels (1-3) (1996) (1)
  • Current progress in Semitic Etymology (on Semitic EtymologicalDictionary, Vol. II, by A. Militarev & L. Kogan, Münster:Ugarit-Verlag 2005) (2008) (1)
  • Indo-European Personal Pronouns (1st & 2nd persons) (1995) (1)
  • On the classification of the Samoyedic languages (2019) (1)
  • Indo-European "Smith" and his Divine Colleagues (2010) (1)
  • Hephaistos vs. Ptah (2010) (1)
  • Chukcho-Kamchatkan and Uralic: Lexical Evidence of TheirGenetic Relationship (2008) (1)
  • Yenisseian Etymology of the North Kazaxstan Toponym Selety (1995) (1)
  • On the position of Nuristani within Indo-European (2012) (1)
  • On application of glottochronology to Berber languages: EastBerber branch (2008) (1)
  • Martine I. Robbeets: Is Japanese Related to Korean, Tungusic,Mongolic and Turkic? (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz 2005) (2012) (1)
  • The case of Tocharian ‘silver’ : inherited or borrowed? (2018) (1)
  • Kartvelian Material in Nostratic Lexicon (1991) (1)
  • Indo-European zoonyms in Afroasiatic perspective (2013) (1)
  • Old Prussian arboreal terminology (2001) (1)
  • Celto-Slavic Parallels in Mythology and Sacral Lexicon (2006) (1)
  • Numerals in Mongolic and Tungusic languages with notes to code-switching (2016) (1)
  • Indo-European “four” (1998) (1)
  • On "horse" in Slavic (2010) (1)
  • Beja historical phonology: Consonantism (2007) (1)
  • Semitic Prepositions and their Afroasiatic Cognates (2007) (1)
  • Visigothae versus Ostrogothae (2012) (1)
  • The Sino-Tibetian etymology of the Tocharian A mkow-, B moko "monkey"? (1984) (1)
  • Honey in Cushitic and Omotic Languagues (1991) (1)
  • Etymological dictionary of Egyptian I (2001) (1)
  • Gothic loans in Romance languages (2009) (1)
  • Basque and North Caucasian or Afroasiatic (1992) (1)
  • Tocharian A kuli, B klyiye woman < *g/gleH2ųi-H1en-? (2005) (1)
  • Albanian (h)yll 'star' (2006) (1)
  • Some notes about new Korean etymologies of G.J. Ramstedt. (1987) (1)
  • Guus Kroonen, Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic. Leiden-Boston: Brill (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series, vol. 11), 2013, xlii+794 pp., ISSN 1574-3586 / ISBN 978-90-04-18340-7 (2015) (1)
  • Kujarge wordlist with Chadic (Afroasiatic) cognates (2013) (1)
  • Indo-European nominal inflection in Nostratic perspective (2014) (1)
  • Toward the discussion of the Berber-Nubian lexical parallels (2000) (1)
  • Paleo-Balkanian Languages I: Hellenic Languages (2005) (1)
  • Who are you, Homo sapiens sapiens? (1992) (1)
  • On the Gothic Contribution in the Romance Lexicon (2009) (1)
  • 21 Northern Europe and Russia: Uralic linguistic history (2013) (1)
  • Analogical Changes in Paradigms of Indo-European Pronouns (2011) (1)
  • 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) (1)
  • 15 Levant and North Africa: Afroasiatic linguistic history (2013) (1)
  • African Arabic: Approaches to Dialectology (2014) (1)
  • On the position of Frisian within the West Germanic continuum (2012) (1)
  • Towards the position of Basque: A reply to Trask's critique ofthe Dene-Caucasian Hypothesis (1995) (1)
  • Indo-European 'bear' (2017) (1)
  • Bayso: an endangered language of the Ethiopian highlands (2008) (1)
  • On the Classification of Mongolian (2013) (1)
  • A Baltic key to the etymology of Germanic * aikô "oak" (2011) (1)
  • Etymologizing 'unetymologizable' Greek dendronyms (2014) (1)
  • Tocharian AB kät- "to scatter", its derivatives and relatives (2001) (1)
  • Segei Anatolyevich Starostin (March 24, 1953 - September 30, 2005) (2005) (1)
  • Old Icelandic "Gná" (2019) (1)
  • New Solutions in Slavic Etymology (2000) (1)
  • On the Baltic Theonyms: Baltic-Italic Correspondences in Divine-Names (2001) (1)
  • Glottochronological analysis of the Greek lexicon : Modern, Tsakonian, Old and Mycenaean Greek (2010) (1)
  • New Egyptian etymologies (2005) (0)
  • On classification of Kartvelian languages (2013) (0)
  • Indo-European nominal o-stems and question of their origin (2015) (0)
  • Current progress in South Cushitic Comparative HistoricalLinguistics (2005) (0)
  • Current Progress in Chadic Linguistics (2009) (0)
  • Redox catalytic activity and stability of sulphonated polymers containing quinone groups (1980) (0)
  • All Chadic Lakes (2009) (0)
  • Slavic *tis7 - an evergreen problem of Slavic etymology? (2015) (0)
  • Omotic numerals. Dedicated to the memory of Andrzej Zaborski (1942–2014) (2017) (0)
  • An attempt at an etymological analysis of Ptolemy´s hydronymsof Eastern Balticum (2017) (0)
  • Numerals in Mongolic and Tungusic Languages (2015) (0)
  • On the reinterpretation of some Gaulish inscriptions (2011) (0)
  • Celto-Slavic Lexical Parallels (2017) (0)
  • Tocharian A muk- 'yoke' and A maku, B mekwa pl. '(finger)nails'- why m-? (2001) (0)
  • Ut hirpus satietur hircusque integer seruetur (2012) (0)
  • Oronyms derived from water? Mons Abnobae and Haraiti (2012) (0)
  • In Memoriam Petr Vavroušek (*14 June 1949 - †14 February 2015) (2015) (0)
  • Late Brythonic *uohiđo ‘daughter-in-law’ (2007) (0)
  • Xavier Tremblay (1971-2011) (2013) (0)
  • ‘River’ and ‘sand’ in Slavic and Indo-European context (2015) (0)
  • Slavic *mečьka ‘(she-)bear’ (2019) (0)
  • In memoriam, Petr Vavrousek (2015) (0)
  • Atalanta and institution of fosterage in context ofmythological traditions (2012) (0)
  • Introduction (2012) (0)
  • Indo-European Dendronyms in the Perspective of External Comparison (2018) (0)
  • Xavier Tremblay (26.6.1971–15.11.2011) (2014) (0)
  • CLASSIFICATION OF SLAVIC LANGUAGES: EVOLUTION OF DEVELOPMENTAL MODELS (2020) (0)
  • Celtic-Anatolian isoglosses (2001) (0)
  • The Transeurasian Pronominal system (2018) (0)
  • Leonard G. Gercenberg (Herzenberg) (1934-2012) (2013) (0)
  • Baltic *kalu̯ā “hill” (2022) (0)
  • [Body weight in relation to height in childhood]. (1983) (0)
  • A comparative approach to Afroasian numerals (1991) (0)
  • The microsystems of personal pronouns in Chadic, compared withAfroasiatic. In:D. Ibriszymow, R.Leager,eds.: Chadica etHamito-Semitica (1995) (0)
  • Slavjanskoe *meč6ka ‘medveď’ (2019) (0)
  • Divine Beings Connected with Earth in Indo-European Traditions and Beyond (2018) (0)
  • The Role of "Apple" in the Indo-European Mythological Tradition and in Neighboring Traditions (2016) (0)
  • Nubian Numerals in the Nilo-Saharan Context (1998) (0)
  • A New Study of an Agaw Language (on The Kemantney Language, byZ. Leyew, Köln: Köppe 2003) (2008) (0)
  • Hydrologia Chadica: On Chadic hydrological terminology (2010) (0)
  • Some Nostratic Etymologies (Second Part) (1992) (0)
  • In Memoriam: Robert S. P. Beekes (2018) (0)
  • [Development of body height and weight of Czech and Slovak children during the seventies]. (1983) (0)
  • [Mallory, James P.; Adams, Douglas Q. The Oxford introduction to Proto-Indo-European and the Proto-Indo-European world] (2007) (0)
  • On Messapic Declension (2009) (0)
  • [The accuracy of pelvimetry]. (1984) (0)
  • Surmic Numerals in the East Cushitic Perspective (2011) (0)
  • Tocharian - Anatolian isoglosses II (5-6). (1999) (0)
  • Reviews (2003) (0)
  • Numerals in the Transeurasian languages (2020) (0)
  • Danguolė Mikulėnienė – Anna Stafecka, eds.: Baltu valoduatlants – Leksika 1: Flora / Baltų kalbų atlasas – Leksika 1:Flora / Atlas of the Baltic Languages - Lexis 1: Flora{Vilnius: Lietuvių kalbos institutas – Latvijas UniversitātesLatviešu valodas institūts, 2013}. (2016) (0)
  • Ronald Eric Emmerick (2012) (0)
  • Akkadian loanwords in biblical Hebrew (2003) (0)
  • Strength of Analogy in the System of Indo-European Numerals (2010) (0)
  • A comparative approach to the pronominal system in Transeurasian (2020) (0)
  • [Changes in skinfold thickness of extremities and head in childhood and their relation to the Rohrer index]. (1981) (0)
  • The Pronominal System (2018) (0)
  • Current Progress in Cushitic Linguistics: Ts'amakko (on AGrammar of Ts'amakko, by G. Sava, Köln: Köppe 2005) (2008) (0)
  • Lexica Nostratic: Addenda et Corrigenda I (1989) (0)
  • Czechs = Young Men? (2010) (0)
  • [A method for the unequivocal optical classification of human skin]. (1976) (0)
  • Slavic *ezero vs. *ozero (2003) (0)
  • Afroasiatic at a crossroads: forwards or back (2013) (0)
  • Marvin Lionel Bender (2009) (0)
  • Indo-European and Afroasiatic prepostions and related words:common heritage or a result of convergence? (2005) (0)
  • On Specific Zoological Isoglosses between Celtic and (Balto-)Slavic (2012) (0)
  • Tocharian B lasto in Balto-Slavic Perspective (2019) (0)
  • On the position of Kujarke within Chadic (2015) (0)
  • On the Baltic Key to etymology of Slavic *potok7 'brook,stream, creek' (2011) (0)
  • Toward the etymology of Latin littera (2018) (0)
  • Mongolian – Ossetic/Alanic relations reflected in lexicon (2017) (0)
  • Latin Tetrica in etymological perspective (2021) (0)
  • On the lexicostatistic classification of the Frisian dialects (2007) (0)
  • Slovo a Slovesnost 77/2016: Indo-European Comparative linguistics: recent development and state of the art (2017) (0)
  • Vessels for drinking in Indo-European lexicon (2019) (0)
  • In Memoriam -- Johann Knobloch (2011) (0)
  • The fourth handbook of uralic languages (1994) (0)
  • Lexica Anatolica. Hieroglyphic Luwian Contribution to theIndo-European Lexicon (2005) (0)
  • Indo-European personal pronouns: limits of their internal reconstruction (2014) (0)
  • Kamil Zvelebil (17.11.1927-17.1.2009) (2009) (0)
  • The Indo-European Year (2011) (0)
  • Marvin Lionel Bender (Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 18.8.1934 - Cape Girardeau, Missouri 19.2.2008) (2009) (0)
  • Australian elements in Dravidian lexicon (1992) (0)
  • Mongolic personal pronouns: Survey and internal reconstructionof paradigms (2015) (0)
  • Studies in Greek etymology (2005) (0)
  • "Elephant" in Indo-European Languages (2001) (0)
  • Harold C. Fleming: Ongota: A Decisive Language in AfricanPrehistory (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz 2006) (2009) (0)
  • Emotions in nostratic Lexcon (1993) (0)
  • Indo-European “five” (2000) (0)
  • {Greek} Phytonyms (Names of Trees) (2014) (0)
  • Basic Word Lists of Ancient Language of the Near East (1997) (0)
  • On the Lost Personal Pronoun of the 1st Person sg. in Celtic (2011) (0)
  • [Changes in iris pigmentation in Czechoslovak children]. (1985) (0)
  • Lithuanian žõdis “word” (2011) (0)
  • Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Cushitic andOmotic Languages (Paris, April 2008), ed. by Marie-ClaudeSimeone-Senelle& Martine Vanhove (Köln: Köppe Verlag 2013) (2014) (0)
  • Salt in Afro-Asiatic (2009) (0)
  • Tat'jana Jakovlevna Jelizarenkova [Obituary, with full bibliography] (2009) (0)
  • The Tale of Igor’s Campaign from the perspective of the loanwords of oriental origin (2023) (0)
  • Perkunas versus Perun6 (2011) (0)
  • Additions and corrections to Lexica Dene-Caucasica (1995) (0)
  • Greek *dohelos "Servant" / Václav Blažek. (2003) (0)
  • Some thoughts about Uralic numerals (1997) (0)
  • Animal Names in Mabinogion (2019) (0)
  • Rendille Lexicon-state of the art. (2001) (0)
  • Berber year and its seasons (2011) (0)
  • Some basic Berber Verbs in Afroasiatic Context (2004) (0)
  • Tocharian AB kwär- "to grow old" (2011) (0)
  • Seeking the Relatives of Nihali. (1996) (0)
  • Slavic-Tocharian Isoglosses (1995) (0)
  • Antonin Bartonek In Memoriam (2016) (0)
  • Volga – the First River of Europe (2020) (0)
  • Some Nostratic Etymologies. (1982) (0)
  • The numerals of West Chadic (2018) (0)
  • Latvian Usinš ‘bee-god and patron of horses’ (2012) (0)
  • On chronology of the First Germanic Sound Shift (Lex Rask – Grimm) (2023) (0)
  • On classification of Agaw languages (2014) (0)
  • Indo-European etymon "long" in the light of Slavic and Tocharian continuants (2015) (0)
  • Apollo the Archer (2017) (0)
  • Perkúnas versus Perun7 (2014) (0)
  • Toward the Cardinal Points in Tocharian (2000) (0)
  • [Skinfold thickness and depot fat in 9 to 15-year-old Czech and Slovak children]. (1980) (0)
  • Sir Aurel Stein (1862-1943) (2012) (0)
  • Beja versus Nilo-Saharan: On the lexical witness of mutualcontacts (2014) (0)
  • Fenno-Saamic - the Test of Glottochronology (2010) (0)
  • The Slavic deity *Stribog7 in the perspective of Indo-Iranianetymology (2012) (0)
  • Taťjana Jakovlevna Jelizarenkova (1929-2007) (2008) (0)
  • How many words did the Indo-Europeans use? (2019) (0)
  • On the accentuation of the Baltic Verb (2011) (0)
  • Yenisseian Homeland and Migrations (2017) (0)
  • Johann Knobloch (1919-2010) (2011) (0)
  • On application of Glottochronology for Saharan Languages (2007) (0)
  • Use of 3D Printing for Sierpinski Fractal Antenna Manufacturing (2022) (0)
  • Michiel de Vaan: Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the otherItalicLanguages (Leiden-Boston: Brill 2008) (2009) (0)
  • On the Application of Glottochronology to Kartvelian languages (2007) (0)
  • [Ontogenesis of hair and eye pigmentation in childhood (author's transl)]. (1981) (0)
  • Balto–Slavic “smith” (2011) (0)
  • Prehistory of Tocharian yástaci "Juniper" in the Perspective of Historical Phonetics (2015) (0)
  • Balto-Slavic *u̯epri̯o- "boar" (2011) (0)
  • Toward the Indo-European etymology of the Finnish hydronym aura(-joki) (1999) (0)
  • Artemis and her family (2016) (0)
  • Tocharian - Anatolian isoglosses (1-4). Tocharian andIndoeuropean Studies 7, pp. 229-233 (1997) (0)
  • In Memoriam -- Werner Winter (2011) (0)
  • {Greek} Theonyms (Names of Gods) (2014) (0)
  • {Greek} Zoonyms (Names of mammals) (2014) (0)
  • Kartvelian materials in Nostratic lexicon. New etymologies II (1992) (0)
  • Glottochronology, its principles and results (2013) (0)
  • Illyrians in Bohemia? Critical remarks on false interpretationoftoponyms (2012) (0)
  • Toward the Berber kinship terminology in the Afroasiaticcontext (2004) (0)
  • A Balto-Slavic key to the etymology of Tocharian B twār (2013) (0)
  • Cushitic and Omotic personal pronouns in Afroasiaticperspective (2015) (0)
  • Some Nostratian Etymologies (1982) (0)
  • Tocharian AB kulyp- ‘to crave, desire’ and the Indo-European root *leubh (2011) (0)
  • Altaic from the Point of View of Tungusic : Past & PresentState and Future Prospect (2018) (0)
  • Baltic loanwords in Saami (2011) (0)
  • [The Rohrer index and skinfold thickness in children]. (1983) (0)
  • Prussian * Grubrius ‘god of spring and vegetation’ in perspective of the Italic pantheon (2014) (0)
  • James Mallory: Sexagenarian (2009) (0)
  • Tocharian Studies (ed. Michal Schwarz) (2011) (0)
  • Indo-European linguistics after two centuries : introductory remarks (2017) (0)
  • Indo-European *suHnu- 'son' (2011) (0)
  • The Indo-European "Smith" (2010) (0)
  • Elam: a Bridge between the Ancient Near East and DravidianIndia? (1999) (0)
  • Mercurius et proximi (2009) (0)
  • On the Lengthening of Verbal Bases in Indo-European in an Afroasiatic Perspective (2015) (0)
  • Old Prussian bird names. (1998) (0)
  • Theonymica Helleno-Semitica I: Charon (2007) (0)
  • Iamos-the Greek Counterpart of the Indo-Iranian Twin-God *Yama-? (2016) (0)
  • Slavic *komonjь and Its Probable Celtic Source (2010) (0)
  • The Ever-green 'Beech' -argument in Nostratic Perspective. (2001) (0)
  • Baltic “*balā” ‘mud, bog, marsh’ at the Indo-European Backdrop (2022) (0)
  • Transforming Traditions: Studies in Comparative Linguistics, Literature and Folklore. (2012) (0)
  • The North-Eastern Border of the Celtic World (2018) (0)
  • Testimony of Mongolian Expanison in the perspective ofMongolian loanwords in Ossetic (2016) (0)
  • On etymology of the ethnonym Čex7 (2014) (0)
  • On Tocharian Vessel-names with Special Regard to B lwake ‘pot’. (2018) (0)
  • Lex RUKI in Baltic in perspective of the early Baltic loans in Finnic (2023) (0)
  • Ontogenetic development of skinfold thickness of the trunk in childhood and its relation to Rohrer's index. (1983) (0)
  • Dasanech Language – State-of-the-Art (2011) (0)
  • REACTIVE POLYMERS. XLII. CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF MACROPOROUS METHACRYLATE COPOLYMERS CONTAINING SULFOPROPYL GROUPS IN REESTERIFICATION OF ETHYL ACETATE BY 1-PROPANOL (1983) (0)
  • August Schleicher (1821-1868) (2008) (0)
  • Indo-European numerals (2014) (0)
  • Psl. *plugъ < z germ. *plōgu-/*plōga- < kelt.? (2019) (0)
  • Flora in Beja Lexicon (2017) (0)
  • On the North Picenian Language (2009) (0)
  • Leonard G. Gercenberg (2013) (0)
  • ‘Bleak’ – golden fish of Balto-Slavic etymology? (2017) (0)
  • Numerals in Arctic Languages (2008) (0)
  • [Cluster analysis of pregnant women based on pelvic dimensions]. (1985) (0)
  • Pavel Poucha (29. 12. 1905 Vienna - 15. 1. 1986 Prague) – his life, travels and complete bibliography (2011) (0)
  • The Czech dendronymy in perspective of Slavic dendronymy (2017) (0)
  • The common baltic term *jūr- ‘sea’ with its vr̥ddhi-formation *jaur- ‘wet soil, bog, deep water’ (2021) (0)
  • Cimbri and Teutoni (2020) (0)
  • Lyle Campbell & William J. Poser: Language classification.History andmethod (Cambridge University Press 2008) (2010) (0)
  • Kroonen, Guus: Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic (2014) (0)
  • [Limitations and possibilities of somatotypology methods]. (1985) (0)
  • [Mikulėnienė, Danguolė; Stafecka, Anna, eds. Baltu valodu atlants. Leksika 1, Flora = Baltų kalbų atlasas. Leksika 1, Flora = Atlas of the Baltic languages. Lexis 1, Flora] (2016) (0)
  • On Application of Glottochronology to South Berber (Tuareg)Languages (2010) (0)
  • Baltu valodu atlants- Lesika 1: Flora / Baltᶙ kalbᶙ atlasas - Lesika 1: Flora / Atlas of the Baltc Languages - Lexis 1: Flora (2016) (0)
  • Is Kujarge a Chadic language (2012) (0)
  • Sergei Anatolyevich Starostin (1953-2005) (2006) (0)
  • Arabic Borrowings in Slavic (2008) (0)

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