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Joost Halbertsma’s 1872 Lexicon Frisicum and the relationship between men and women in nineteenth-century Friesland 2023 Folklore 134 (2): 190-203
  • Anne Dykstra
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
The etymology of the Germanic 'dream': a possible solution for an ancient problem 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (3-4): 463-87
  • Edoardo Nardi
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The origin of the old Norse term edda 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (3-4): 301-6
  • William Sayers
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The evolution of Gothic hansa ('troop, cohort, crowd') as a loan in Romanian and in Slavic 2021 Journal of Indo-European studies 49 (3-4): 406-40
  • Adrian Poruciuc
  • To Jim Mallory
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Proto-Indo-European *moghtis f. 'might, power, strength' 2021 Journal of Indo-European studies 49 (1-2): 171-86
  • Mikolaj Rychło
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Crossing the river of battle: a heroic motif in ancient Indian and old Norse texts 2021 Journal of Indo-European studies 49 (1-2): 231-50
  • Kristoffer af Edholm
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Gothic phonology 2021 Journal of Indo-European studies 49 (3-4): 381-94
  • Frederik Kortland
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Old customs – The vernacular word siðr and its cognates in the study of (lived) religion in Viking and medieval Scandinavia 2018 Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 54 (2): 125-47
  • Andreas Nordberg
 2342-7256
Romanian baniţă ('a wooden vessel used as a measure for grain') and its connections with the lexical family of Romanian ban ('feudal title') 2018 Arheologia Moldovei 41 (): 257-68
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6/KE [ARHEOLOGIA-] 0066-7358
A juridical-administrative system of old Germanic origin as reflected in a Romania lexical family (ban, bănat, băni, bănui, bântui) (II) 2017 Arheologia Moldovei 40 (): 289-314
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6/KE [ARHEOLOGIA-] 0066-7358
Language as a public good and national identity: Scotland's competing heritage languages 2017 Nations and nationalism 23 (4): 939-51
  • Chris Chhim
  • Éric Bélanger
 *H6/KF [NATIONS-] 1354-5078
Re-theorising mobility and the formation of culture and language among the Corded Ware Culture in Europe 2017 Antiquity 91 (356): 334-47
  • Karin M. Frei
  • Kristian Kristiansen
  • Morten E. Allentoft
  • Niels N. Johannsen
  • Rune Iversen
 H6/KE [ANTIQUITY-] 0003-598X
The hunting for the Vétt: in search for the old Norse shamanic drum 2016 Shaman 24 (1-2): 155-209
  • Clive Tolley
 *H6/KFO [SHAMAN-] 1216-7827
Tonic hias and non-tonic hias (-uh) in Gothic 2016 Journal of Indo-European studies 44 (1-2): 111-19
  • Giuseppe Pagliaruolo
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Mutual clarifications - analyzing Romanian găman in connection with Gothic gaman and English yeoman 2016 Journal of Indo-European studies 44 (3-4): 466-83
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
A juridic-administrative system of Old German origin reflected by a Romanian lexical family (ban, bănat, băni, bănui, bântui) 2016 Arheologia Moldovei 39 (): 113-28
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6/KE [ARHEOLOGIA-] 0066-7358
The runic inscription on the Straum Whetstone: cosmic order, proto-Skaldic poetics, and efficacy 2016 Journal of Indo-European studies 44 (3-4): 484-93
  • William Sayers
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Polarity particle responses as a window onto the interpretation of questions and assertions 2015 Language 91 (2): 359-414
  • Donka F. Farkas
  • Floris Roelofsen
 H6/KK [LANGUAGE-] 0097-8507
Beware of the elf! A note on the evolving meaning of álfar 2015 Folklore 126 (2): 215-23
  • Ármann Jakobsson
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 0015-587X
Grammatical change through lexical accumulation: voicing cooccurrence restrictions in Afrikaans 2014 Language 90 (3): 693-721
  • Andries W. Coetzee
 H6/KK [LANGUAGE-] 0097-8507
Language trails: 'Lekker' and its pleasures 2014 Theory, culture and society 31 (2/3): 93-119
  • Annemarie Mol
 H6 [THEORY-] 0263-2764
Durational ethics: search, finding, and translation of Fauconnet’s 'Essay on responsibility and liberty' 2014 Hau 4 (1): 397-409
  • Jane I. Guyer
 2049-1115
The fortune of the old Germanic loan fara in Romanian and in other European languages 2014 Journal of Indo-European studies 42 (1-2): 175-202
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Early nordic alu and *al- 'to nourish' 2014 Journal of Indo-European studies 42 (1-2): 1-17
  • Bernard Mees
  • T.L. Markey
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Winning the dialect popularity contest: mass-mediated language ideologies and local responses in rural Valdres, Norway 2012 Journal of linguistic anthropology 22 (1): 23-43
  • Thea R. Strand
 H6/KK [JOURNAL-] 1055-1360
Indo-European expansion cycles 2012 Journal of Indo-European studies 40 (3/4): 365-433
  • Axel Kristinsson
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Detecting the late stages of syntactic change: the loss of V-to-T in Faroese 2012 Language 88 (3): 558-600
  • Antonella Sorace
  • Caroline Heycock
  • Zakarias Svabo Hansen
 H6/KK [LANGUAGE-] 0097-8507
Nomina germanorum ex provincia dacia 2012 Studii şi cercetări de istorie veche şi arheologie 63 (1-2): 83-97
  • Mihai Săsărman
  • Rada Varga
 H6/KE [STUDII-] 1220-4781
On Indo-European roads 2011 Journal of Indo-European studies 39 (3/4): 299-341
  • Lenka Dočkalová
  • Václav Blažek
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Are ethnic minorities synonymous for genetic isolates? Comparing Walser and Romance populations in the upper Lys Valley (Western Alps) 2011 Journal of anthropological science: Rivista di Antropologia 89 (): 161-73
  • Alessio Boattini
  • Clio Griso
  • Davide Pettener
 H6/KE [JOURNAL-] 0085-5723
Two old Germanisms of east Romance (Romanian ateia 'to dress up' and brânduşă 'crocus') confirmed by west Romance cognates 2011 Journal of Indo-European studies 39 (3/4): 355-79
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Notes on the function of Gothic -U 2011 Journal of Indo-European studies 39 (3/4): 395-413
  • Giuseppe Pagliarulo
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Regional affiliation and national belonging: the importance of language 2011 Ethnologie française 41 (1): 141-9
  • Alexandra Filhon
 H6/KVD [ETHNOLOGIE-] 0046-2616
Malamuk - a (west) Frisian loanword in Greenlandic 2011 Etudes inuit 35 (1-2): 265-73
  • Hein van der Voort
  • Peter Bakker
 *H6/KUB [ETUDES-] 0701-1008
The cognates of the gothic u-stems 2010 Journal of Indo-European studies 38 (3/4): 384-401
  • Paul Brosman
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The Germanic word for 'sword' and delocatival derivation in Proto-Indo-European 2009 Journal of Indo-European studies 37 (3-4): 462-88
  • Alexander Nikolaev
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The regional Romanian term huscă ('salt obtained by evaporation of salt water') explained as an old germanism 2008 Arheologia Moldovei 31 (): 253-7
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6/KE [ARHEOLOGIA-] 0066-7358
A new approach to language and archaeology: the Usatovo culture and separation of pre-Germanic 2008 Journal of Indo-European studies 36 (1/2): 1-51
  • David W. Anthony
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Two Romanian terms (tureci and cioareci) based on old Germanic designations of leg coverings 2008 Journal of Indo-European studies 36 (1/2): 163-84
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
"A famous and most miraculous prophecy": an annotated translation of a middle Dutch trickster poem 2008 Journal of American folklore 121 (482): 463-84
  • Bas Jongenelen
  • Ben Parsons
 H6/KF [JOURNAL-] 0021-8751
A play of three suitors: a neglected middle Dutch version of the "Entrapped suitors" story (ATU 1730) 2008 Folklore 119 (1): 58-70
  • Bas Jongenelen
  • Ben Parsons
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 0015-587X
'Hildina' - a Norn ballad in Shetland 2007-2010 Scottish studies 35 (): 92-105
  • Frances J. Sischer
 H6/KVC [SCOTTISH-] ONLY ISBN
A spatial analysis of neolithic cultures throughout Eastern, Central, and Northern Europe in relation to Proto-Germanic 2007 Journal of Indo-European studies 35 (1-2): 53-81
  • Matthew J. Rifkin
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Transmission and diffusion 2007 Language 83 (2): 344-87
  • William Labov
 H6/KK [LANGUAGE-] 0097-8507
Romanian gard an old Germanic loan and its linguistic-historical implications 2007 Arheologia Moldovei 30 (): 343-57
  • Adrian Poruciuc
 H6/KE [ARHEOLOGIA-] 0066-7358
The etymology of Engilsh ale 2007 Journal of Indo-European studies 35 (1-2): 1-8
  • Harald Bjorvand
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Images of Irish English in the formation of Irish publics, 1600-present 2007 Irish journal of anthropology 10 (1): 18-29
  • Robert E. Moore
 H6/KVC [IRISH-] 1393-8592
On Germanic-Saami contacts and Saami prehistory 2006 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (91): 9-55
  • Ante Aikio
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
Etymological connections of the Tocharian word for 'village' and the Germanic word for 'house'. With notes on Tocharian B koskiye 'hut', and kosko '± reproach' 2006 Journal of Indo-European studies 34 (3-4): 390-400
  • Douglas Q. Adams
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The Old English Rune Poem - Semantics, structure, and symmetry 2006 Journal of Indo-European studies 34 (3-4): 419-36
  • Angel Millar
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
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