F B J Kuiper
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 126233 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | F B J Kuiper |
| NOMBRES | F B J |
| APELLIDO | Kuiper |
| FIRMA | KUIPER F B J |
| AFILIACIONES | Leiden University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 92 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 76 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 91 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1938 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Selected Writings on Indian Linguistics and Philology
Notes on Vedic Noun-Inflexion
Palinode
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Ápaśyam Jāyām ámahīyamānām (rv.IV.1813c)
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Gothic bagms and Old Icelandic ylgr
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Foreign words in the Rigveda
On a hunt for ?possible? objections
L'A. propose une liste des objections et des critiques faites sur l'ouvrage intitule Aryans in the Rigveda. Habent sua fata libelli
On a hunt for ‘possible’ objections
Gopālakelicandrikā IV.100
An Indo-Iranian isogloss
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The new ‘Mayrhofer’
Gop?lakelicandrik? IV.100
Mcch. VI.O.124 ajja
BRIEF COMMUNICATION M R C C H . V I . O . 1 2 4 A J J A At the moment that the ~ak~ra's coachman, who had stopped his carriage at Cfirudatta's garden gate, is about to start again, a voice behind the scenes exhorts the gate-keepers of Ujjayini to be on the alert because eso ajja govdladdrao has escaped from his jail. This is the reading of all manuscripts in Godbole's critical apparatus (1896) and accordingly of all editions con- suited (e.g., Go…
The Padmapr bhrtaka
The PadmaprÃbhtaka
Avestan na??a and m??a
Rigvedic Súar and Tvám
F. B. J. KUIPER R I G V E D I C S ( f A R A N D T V A M * Henry M. HoenigswaM sep tuagenario 1. It is a well-known fact that in the Rigveda those oblique cases o f the noun-class tana-.h whose endings had an initial vowel (e.g., acc. sg. tanv4tm, instr, tanv~-, abl.-gen, tanv41h, etc.) are prosodically trisyllabic: \[tan~-am, tang-d, tami-ah\], etc. There are in the Rigveda only five exceptions, none o f them in the family books proper (11 VII11 …
Avestan naēδa and māδa
Rigvedic S ar and Tv m
Ancient Indian Cosmogony
Die beiden fassungen des dkar chag zum Derge-Kanjur
Indological and Buddhist Studies. Volume in Honour of Professor J. W. de Jong on His Sixtieth Birthday
A Tamil ghost-word
A Tamil ghost-word
Varuṇa and Vidūṣaka. On the Origin of Sanskrit Drama
The ancient Aryan verbal contest
1. There is a considerable difference of opinion nowadays about the social and cultural background of the Rigvedie poetry. In Geldner's Rigveda-translation and in Renou's recent studies which are based on it 1 there is a tendency to overemphasize the importance of literary contests, for which the poems are thought to be designed. Thieme, in a fundamental discussion of this trend in modern Vedic studies, not only noted an unmistakable tendency to …
Ancient Indian Cosmogony
Remarks on the Avestan hymn to Mithra
The worship of the jarjara on the stage
Four word studies
Cosmogony and Conception
The bliss of Aša
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The Genesis of a Linguistic Area
1. A German scholar of a former generation once remarked that there can be no more important task for the Sanskrit philologist than to describe the changes that have taken p1ace, in the course of the ages, in the mentality of the inhabitants of India. What he referred to was the slow but steady cultural process of Indianization of those Aryan tribes who had once, in a prehistoric period, invaded India from Iran. The same thing might be said of th…
Consonant variation in Munda
Foreign words in the Rigveda
The new ‘Mayrhofer’
Old East Iranian *n?mani ?names?, etc
Old east Iranian dialects
F. B. J. KUIPER O L D E A S T I R A N I A N D I A L E C T S To Georg Morgenstierne I A recent article on some Avestan words in -ita- and -iti- begins with the following introduction: "Besides the merger o f aspirated and unaspirated voiced stops, the retention of voiced sibilants, the change o f (simple) s to h, and the genesis of a whole class o f spirants, the other most important phonological feature o f Old Iranian, dif- fering from Old Indic…
Elamite and Dravidian
This paper presents the correspondences in verbal morphologies to support the existing lexical and other morphological evidence (reported elsewhere) that the Dravidian language family is closely cognate with Elamite. It uses primarily Achaemenid Elamite, for which the most detail is available, and in particular the description of the verb given by R. T. Hallock. A great deal of use is made of Dravidian Ver Morphology by P. S. Subrahmanyam. For on…
Note on Old Tamil and Jaffna Tamil
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Avestan ainita- ?unharmed
Bartholomae explains Av. ainita - “nicht vergewaltigt, - gekrankt” (Yt. 13.34; 51; 63) and ainiti - “milde Behandlung, Milde” from an-inita-, resp. *an-initi- (owing to haplology, see Altiran. Worterb. 125 f.). This theory is the inevitable consequence of his positing an Avestan word [ initi- ] “Vergewaltigung, Krankung”, supposed to be attested in the Instr. Sg. inti- Vend. 18.61 and in nitī. Y. 30.11b. If however [ initio ] had really been in u…
Ahura Mazdā ‘Lord wisdom’
The Basic Concept of Vedic Religion
Avestan AŠasairyank
Aja ekapād und die sonne
The bliss of A?a
Rigvedic parye diví
Avestan Ainita- “Unharmed”
Bartholomae explains Av. ainita- “nicht vergewaltigt, - gekränkt” (Yt. 13.34; 51; 63) and ainiti- “milde Behandlung, Milde” from an-inita-, resp. *an-initi- (owing to haplology, see Altiran. Wörterb. 125 f.). This theory is the inevitable consequence of his positing an Avestan word [initi-] “Vergewaltigung, Kränkung”, supposed to be attested in the Instr. Sg. inti- Vend. 18.61 and in nitī. Y. 30.11b. If however [initio] had really been in use bot…
Vācārambhaam (II)
The Paiśācī fragment of the Kuvalayamālā
THE PAIg,~,CI F R A G M E N T OF THE K U V A L A Y A M . ~ L X by F. B. J. K U I P E R Leiden Little is known about the "mysterious Pai~ici" except for the rather general, and often contradictory, rules laid down by the Prikrit gram- marians. The few text fragments quoted by these authorities have been collected and discussed by Lacrte, Essai sur Gun. d.dhya et la B.rhatkathd (Paris, 1908), pp. 201 ft., and by Alfred Master, J R A S (1943), pp. 2…
Die indogermanischen Nasalpräsentia, ein Versuch zu einer morphologischen Analyse
Zur Chronologie des Stimmtonverlusts im dravidischen Anlaut
Bekanntlich unterscheidet sich die Tamil-Malayālam-Gruppe in ihrem Lautsystem dadurch von den anderen dravidischen Sprachen in wesentlicher Weise, dass sie im Anlaut nur stimmlose Verschlusslaute, in intervokalischer Stellung und nach tönenden Lauten dagegen nur die stimmhaften Varianten derselben kennt. Weil die Aussprache eines Verschlusslautes somit durch seineStellung im Worte bestimmt ist, kann die Schrift mit einem Zeichen für die stimmlose…
Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization
Naar aanleiding van De Gouden Kiem
Arend Willem Mauritz Odé
Dictionnaire étymologique de la langue grecque, étudiée dans ses rapports avec les autres langues indo-européennes
Elementarbuch der Sanskrit-Sprache
Sanskrit-Grammatik
L'accentuation des langues indo-européenes
Phonemics of old tamil
Kolami. A dravidian language
A grammar of Pashto, a descriptive study of t the dialect of Kandahar, Afghanistan
The Paiśācī fragment of the Kuvalayamālā
THE PAIg,~,CI F R A G M E N T OF THE K U V A L A Y A M . ~ L X by F. B. J. K U I P E R Leiden Little is known about the "mysterious Pai~ici" except for the rather general, and often contradictory, rules laid down by the Prikrit gram- marians. The few text fragments quoted by these authorities have been collected and discussed by Lacrte, Essai sur Gun. d.dhya et la B.rhatkathd (Paris, 1908), pp. 201 ft., and by Alfred Master, J R A S (1943), pp. 2…
Vācārambhaam
Vācārambhanam
Vedic sadhástha-, n. “seat”
Avestan Mazdā
The Pai??c? fragment of the Kuvalayam?l
Two problems of old Tamil phonology I. The old Tamil āytam (with an appendix by K. Zvelebil)
NyañcanĪ- “refuge” ATH.S. V.5.2 d
Two problems of old Tamil phonology I. The old Tamil āytam (with an appendix by K. Zvelebil)
Nyañcanī- “refuge” ATH.S. V.5.2 d
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Vācārambhaam (II)
Instrument and Purpose, Studies on Rites and Rituals in South India
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