Lyuke Wmer Ra. Indo-European Studies in Honor of Georges-Jean Pinault

Edited by Hannes A. Fellner, Melanie Malzahn, and Michaël Peyrot. — Ann Arbor. New York: Beech Stave Press, 2021. — XXVIII, 567 p. — ISBN 978-0-9895142-9-3.Contents: Preface. Bibliography of Georges-Jean Pinault. List of Contributors. Douglas Q. Adams, The dual endings of the verb in Tocharian B and their Proto-Indo-European background. Émilie Aussant, The Vyākaraṇic descriptive model and the French grammars of Sanskrit. Nalini Balbir, À propos d’un lapidaire prakrit. Alain Blanc, L’histoire compliquée de l’adjectif grec ἀφαυρός. Václav Blažek, A hypothetical Tocharian contribution to Chinese astronomical terminology. Joel P. Brereton, How the Gāyatrī became the Gayatrī. Gerd Carling, Flat mirror or well-shaped disc? tocharian A tāpaki (B tapākye) and A mukär*. Adam Alvah Catt, A newly identified Tocharian fragment of the Tridaṇḍisūtra. Ching Chao-Jung, He sat down on the grass under a Nyagrodha tree: on the Kuchean word atiyo* ~ atiya* in Kumtura mural painting captions. Éric Dieu, Accentuation récessive et accentuation columnale en grec ancien, avec quelques considérations sur la loi de limitation. Hannes A. Fellner, Polar life in the Tarim Basin. José Luis García Ramón, The development of the labiovelars in Greek: Sound change, areal diffusion, and the myth of the three phases. Romain Garnier, The PIE word for 'name'. Laura Grestenberger, The ín-group: Indo-Iranian ín-stems and their Indo-European relatives. Olav Hackstein, On Latin arbor and why tree is grammatically feminine in PIE. Jens-Uwe Hartmann, Dieter Maue, and Fang Wang, Der neugeborene Bodhisattva besucht das Śākya-Heiligtum: Zu den Bildern 5 und 6 der Treppenhöhle von Kizil. Athanaric Huard, “ pattitrukālle kariśkenta wärpanamane” ou comment honorer un moine tokharien. Stephanie W. Jamison, False segmentations and resegmentations in the Rigveda: Gemination and degemination. Jay H. Jasanoff, Pre-Toch. *h₁ludʰ-néu-ti 'goes out'. Ronald I. Kim, Remarks on linguistic variation and change in Tocharian A. Jared S. Klein, The Old Church Slavic background of Russian a. Bernhard Koller, Question particles and the left periphery within Tocharian syntax. Frederik Kortlandt, Tocharian B ste, star ‘is’, skente, skentar ‘are’. Jens Peter Laut and Ablet Semet, Neues zum 18. Kapitel des altuigurischen Maitreyasamiti-Sūtra (Maitrisimit nom bitig). Claire Le Feuvre, Védique vádhri-, vŕ̥ṣan-, dhārú-, grec *ἔθρις, ἄρσην/ ἔρσην et θῆλυς: Conversion et dérivation. Alexander Lubotsky and Alwin Kloekhorst, Indo-Aryan ◦(a)u̯artanna in the Kikkuli treatise. Melanie Malzahn, Back to an old, but not decrepit explanation of Homeric Greek ἐγήρᾱ. Vincent Martzloff, Vestiges du participe parfait en *-wos-/ -us- en latin et dans les langues sabelliques? Audrey Mathys, Participes présents, noms d’agents et langue poétique dans Beowulf. H. Craig Melchert, Hittite neuter i-stems. Alan J. Nussbaum, Persephonology and Persemorphology: Περσεφόνη / Φερροφαττα etc. ‘Sheaf Thresher’ reanalyzed. Norbert Oettinger, Die Bedeutung von vedisch śvañc. Hirotoshi Ogihara, Āgama texts transmitted to Kuchean Buddhism. Birgit Anette Olsen, Latin -ll- and gemination by Laryngeal. Daniel Petit, On the secondary cases of Baltic and Tocharian. Michaël Peyrot, On a festive occasion: The inflection of Tocharian B ekṣalye and morphologically related words. Elisabeth Rieken, Anatolische Fruchtbarkeit, urindogermanische Männer und die Wurzel *men- ‘Hervorragen’. Nicholas Sims-Williams, Chotano-Sogdica III: Old Khotanese u, -u, -ū. Carmen Spiers, La malédiction de l’observateur (upadraṣṭár-) dans l'Atharvaveda. Brent Vine, Biass Biítam, valetudinem vitam: On alliteration in Italic curse texts. Michael Weiss, Barley in Anatolian, Tocharian, and elsewhere: A fine-grained analysis. Jens Wilkens and Hans Nugteren, Notes on Old Uyghur lexicography and etymology. Kazuhiko Yoshida, The Hittite 3 pl. preterites in -ar revisited. Peter Zieme, Das letzte Blatt der Sängimer Einleitung zum Maitrisimit nom bitig und ein tocharisches Wort. Stefan Zimmer, Le suffixe gaulois *-ēto-. Index Verborum.