Vol. 23 No. 2 (2017): Jezikoslovni zapiski

Articles

• Ob jubileju etimologinje Ljubov Viktorovne Kurkine

  Metka Furlan, Silvo Torkar, Peter Weiss

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• Bibliografija Ljubov Viktorovne Kurkine

  Ljubov V. Kurkine

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• Some loanwords in the Russian Etymological Dictionary

  Александр E. Аникин

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• From the history of Belarusian etymology: Rheingold Kravchuk’s prospectus

  Мікалай Антропаў

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• Toboła: A Happy Solution (Not Only) for Polish Toponymy?

  Zbigniew Babik

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• Reconstructing the vocabulary of Russian popular imprecations: general characteristics of the imprecation predicate

  Елена Л. Березович, Олеся Д. Сурикова

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• A contribution to the study of the PSl. verb *kapati

  Марта Бјелетић

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• A note on the etymology of Old Church Slavic vъsǫdъ ‘Holy Communion, Eucharist’

  Vít Boček

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• Selected studies in Croatian folk vocabulary

  Wiesław Boryś

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• Natural Syntax: The state of affairs in 2017

  Varja Cvetko Orešnik, Janez Orešnik

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• Designations for female holders of professions and positions in Slovenian and Russian

  Aleksandra Derganc

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• Animal names of hydronymic origin: Slovenian Sebin/Sabin/Savin and Sava

  Metka Furlan

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• A contribution to the history of the names of love in Slavic languages

  Mariola Jakubowicz

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• Interpretation of Czech names for broom (Sarothamnus)

  Ilona Janyšková

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• The Czech zoological term zlak: A neologism or borrowing?

  Helena Karlíková

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• Proto-Slavic dial. *drynъ ~ Slovak dial. driňica ‘fence; fenced-in place, enclosure’ and Russian dial. zádrypa ‘fence, wall made of logs’?

  Ľubor Králik

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• Proto-Indo European *‑tro‑, *‑dhro‑ in Common Slavic?

  Александар Лома

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• The origin of Proto-Slavic *čьjь ‘whose’

  Marek Majer

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• Usage of biti sem ‘to be, am’ in sixteenth-century standard Slovenian

  Majda Merše

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• The Rare Bulgarian Dialect Lexeme свещ ‘Color’ and Its Possible Slavic Cognates

  Мария Рачева

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• Proto-Slavic *marьnъ and other derivatives from the root *mar‑

  Jiří Rejzek

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• The function of the Old Persian pronoun aita

  Luka Repanšek

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• Proto-Slavic *žeratъkъ: an iceberg word

  Михаил Николаевич Саенко, Rafał Szeptyński

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• On the origin of fifteen Bulgarian words

  Людвиг Селимски

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• The lexeme nebina

  Marko Snoj

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• Particles between adverbs and conjunctions (based on language material from the Freising manuscripts)

  Matej Šekli

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• The Proto-Slavic Prefix *ob‑/o‑ Preceding Root v‑

  Светлана М. Толстая

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• Identifying Slovenian Toponyms (2)

  Silvo Torkar

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• On the etymology of Sln. strníti (se)

  Жанна Ж. Варбот

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• South Slavic zezati (se): a lexicographic orphan or a legitimate lemma

  Јасна Влајић-Поповић

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• A brief note on Old Czech syllabic liquids

  Bohumil Vykypěl

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• Etymology in dialectology: The origin of Polish dialect usiatać się ‘to get tired’

  Jadwiga Waniakowa

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• Dialect as a Sound Basis for Recognizing and Understanding Some Syntactic Phenomena in One’s Own Language

  Andreja Žele

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