Stuart E Mann
Biographic Data
| ID | 3842360 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stuart E Mann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stuart E |
| FAMILY NAME | Mann |
| SIGNATURE | MANN S E |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Decipherment of Cypro-Mycenaean
An English-Albanian Dictionary
An English-Albanian Dictionary
Mycenaean and Indo-European
The Indo-European Consonants in Albanian
When in 1925 I set about the task of writing an Indo-European comparative dictionary, I was hampered by lack of material on Albanian. I turned aside from the main theme to collect what I could both inside and outside Albania, and my IE materials were enriched thereby. Walde-Pokorny appeared in 1929–32, at a time when my own work was already well advanced. My results, while happily coinciding with theirs at many points, are nevertheless more fully…
An Historical Albanian-English Dictionary
The Indo-European Vowels in Albanian
Albanian appears as an orderly and consistent derivative of the Indo-European system in spite of Latin and other penetrations, which have an interest of their own. The linguistic picture is more difficult to reconstruct than that of Slavonic or Baltic, owing to the large amount of borrowing from Latin, Greek, Venetian, Slavonic, and other sources, the remarkable absence of the usual terms of kinship and farming in this language of a hill-dwelling…
Language Problems in Post-War Europe
The Cradle of the 'Indo-Europeans'; Linguistic Evidence
The Indo-European Semivowels in Albanian
[IE pure N-grades of the and types yield Alb. ul/lu and ur/ru, except where Ә appears to have been inserted (perhaps because the form in the N-grade was difficult to pronounce). The extended grades arising in this way fall together with original R-grades, which on becoming stressed or restressed yield Albanian combinations with the vowel a. IE N-grades of the and types are indistinguishable from extended grades and R-grades; they yield âm and ân …
The Indo-European Consonants in Albanian
When in 1925 I set about the task of writing an Indo-European comparative dictionary, I was hampered by lack of material on Albanian. I turned aside from the main theme to collect what I could both inside and outside Albania, and my IE materials were enriched thereby. Walde-Pokorny appeared in 1929–32, at a time when my own work was already well advanced. My results, while happily coinciding with theirs at many points, are nevertheless more fully…
The Indo-European Vowels in Albanian
Albanian appears as an orderly and consistent derivative of the Indo-European system in spite of Latin and other penetrations, which have an interest of their own. The linguistic picture is more difficult to reconstruct than that of Slavonic or Baltic, owing to the large amount of borrowing from Latin, Greek, Venetian, Slavonic, and other sources, the remarkable absence of the usual terms of kinship and farming in this language of a hill-dwelling…
The Indo-European Semivowels in Albanian
[IE pure N-grades of the and types yield Alb. ul/lu and ur/ru, except where Ә appears to have been inserted (perhaps because the form in the N-grade was difficult to pronounce). The extended grades arising in this way fall together with original R-grades, which on becoming stressed or restressed yield Albanian combinations with the vowel a. IE N-grades of the and types are indistinguishable from extended grades and R-grades; they yield âm and ân …
The Indo-European Semivowels in Albanian
[IE pure N-grades of the and types yield Alb. ul/lu and ur/ru, except where Ә appears to have been inserted (perhaps because the form in the N-grade was difficult to pronounce). The extended grades arising in this way fall together with original R-grades, which on becoming stressed or restressed yield Albanian combinations with the vowel a. IE N-grades of the and types are indistinguishable from extended grades and R-grades; they yield âm and ân …
The Cradle of the 'Indo-Europeans'; Linguistic Evidence
Language Problems in Post-War Europe
An Historical Albanian-English Dictionary
The Indo-European Vowels in Albanian
Albanian appears as an orderly and consistent derivative of the Indo-European system in spite of Latin and other penetrations, which have an interest of their own. The linguistic picture is more difficult to reconstruct than that of Slavonic or Baltic, owing to the large amount of borrowing from Latin, Greek, Venetian, Slavonic, and other sources, the remarkable absence of the usual terms of kinship and farming in this language of a hill-dwelling…
The Indo-European Consonants in Albanian
When in 1925 I set about the task of writing an Indo-European comparative dictionary, I was hampered by lack of material on Albanian. I turned aside from the main theme to collect what I could both inside and outside Albania, and my IE materials were enriched thereby. Walde-Pokorny appeared in 1929–32, at a time when my own work was already well advanced. My results, while happily coinciding with theirs at many points, are nevertheless more fully…
Mycenaean and Indo-European
An English-Albanian Dictionary
An English-Albanian Dictionary
The Decipherment of Cypro-Mycenaean
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