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The Vedic root variants of the type CaC // C(C)ā : formal patterns and transitivity types (Indo-Aryan evidence for the Indo-European Schwebeablaut and laryngeal root extension)
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Bribri media tantum verbs and the rise of labile syntax
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Skt. śudhyati/śudhyate ‘purify’ and the active/middle opposition in post-Vedic Sanskrit : a new function of a degrammaticalized category?
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Des adjectifs tough dans des langues sans construction Tough? Le cas du russe
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Introduction : Valency-decreasing derivations and quasi-middles in Bantu : a typological perspective
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On the origins of passive allomorphy in Cuwabo (Bantu P34)
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Proto-Indo-European syntax and its development
Leonid Kulikov (UGent) and Nikolaos Lavidas(2015) 75. -
Zalogi i zalogovye kategorii v indoarijskom i praindoevropejskom : k diahroničesko-tipologičeskomu portretu glagol'noj sistemy vedijskogo sanskrita
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Text-critical and linguistic remarks on the interpretation of an Atharvanic hymn to Night: Śaunakīya 19.47 = Paippalāda 6.20
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Review of: D. Brown, M. Chumakina & G.G. Corbett (eds.), Canonical morphology and syntax. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013.