Gábor Takács
Biographic Data
| ID | 552262 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gábor Takács |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gábor |
| FAMILY NAME | Takács |
| SIGNATURE | TAKÁCS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | HUN-REN Balaton Limnological Research Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2466-6451 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Some Berber Etymologies XVII
The paper contains new etymological entries to Berber lexical roots and is part of a long-range series eventually resulting, when completed, in materials for an etymological dictionary of Berber, a desired addition to the fascicles of the comparative dictionary of Berber roots (DRB)
Berber Root Stock with Initial Dentals
The paper draws some lexicostatistical conclusions from the multitude of the new etymological entries to Berber lexical roots with initial dentals published recently on the pages of EDB in parts XIV-XVI of our long-range series „Some Berber Etymologies”. This series, when completed, may eventually result in editing its materials for an etymological dictionary of the Berber root invotory, a desired addition to the complement interrupted series of …
Some Berber Etymologies XVI
Arts policy in Kádár Era in Hungary, 1957–1989
The study presents the development of the art policy of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party between 1957 and 1985, describing the processes and tendencies supporting it. The art policy of the Kádár era was framed by four documents among the various party resolutions, with different weight and effectiveness: the The Cultural Policy of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (1958); The Vocation of Literature and the Arts in Our Society (1966); T…
Some Berber etymologies XIV
Some Berber etymologies XV
The paper contains new etymological entries to Berber lexical roots and is part of a long-range series eventually resulting, when completed, in materials for an etymological dictionary of Berber, a desired addition to the fascicles of the comparative dictionary of Berber roots (DRB)
Some berber etymologies XIV
The paper contains new etymological entries to Berber lexical roots and is part of a long-range series eventually resulting, when completed, in materials for an etymological dictionary of Berber, a desired addition to the fascicles of the comparative dictionary of Berber roots (DRB)
Angas-Sura Etymologies VIII
Sometimes the devoicing of plosives may be observed even in other positions too under conditions that cannot be precisely known as yet. Labials basically reflect the original AA triad of *b, *p, *f as demonstrated by J.H. Greenberg (1958) and manifold corroborated by V.M. Illi-Svity (1966, 9, 14-15), O. V. Stolbova (e.g., 1996, 15, I.1.),and G. Takcs (2001, 55; 2011, 148-152 etc.). AS *-VV- AS zero, while AA *-and *h-> either AS *h-or zero.In the…
A New Idea on the Origin of πῡραμίς
The paper first gives a survey of all the etymologies proposed so far for the Greek term for „pyramid” within the Greek language and the Oriental languages. Then the elaboration of a wholly new suggestion is ventured on the basis of phonological criteria in the context of the supposed Late Egyptian source language
Layers of the oldest Egyptian lexicon VI
The papers of this series examine various domains of the Egyptian core lexicon in order to evidence to what degree the basic vocabulary is of clearly Semitic vs. African cognacy. The fourth part focuses on the Ancient Egyptian anatomical terminology of the back parts from the head to the upper torso
Olga Stolbova, Этимологический словарь чадских языков
About the substitution of the voiceless post-alveolar affricate among Igala speakers of English _ Cognate object constructions in Degema _ La multifonctionalit des conjonctions
Homeostatic alterations after IL-1β microinjection into the nucleus accumbens of the rat
Development of Afro-Asiatic (Semito-Hamitic) Comparative-Historical Linguistics in Russia and the Former Soviet Union
Proto-Afro-Asiatic origin of 'gum
Our European words 'gum' go back to one common source, cf. English gum, German Gummi, French gomme, Italian gomma, Russian σýΜΜИ, etc. As is well known, this source is Latin commi ∼ cummi, vulgar Latin gummi ∼ gumma, which was borrowed from Greek κ⋯μμι
Towards the Afro-Asiatic etymology of Egyptianzš'to write
It is not necessary to emphasize the importance of writing in the culture of Ancient Egypt. The ancient Nile Valley dwellers' cult of writing is famous, while the Egyptian language has the longest written continuity known in history. At the same time, however, we linguists know painfully little about the origin of the Egyptian verbzš'to write' because of the apparent lack of reliable Afro-Asiatic cognates
Vladimir É. Orel and Olga V. Stolbova. Hamito-Semitic Etymological Dictionary
Note on the name of king Narmer
The name of Narmer (n'r-mr), king of Upper Egypt in the late predynastic period (ab. 3000 B. C.), has remained a mystery for long millennia. The first component of the name is clearly identical with n'r "Weis (catfish)" (OK, Med., Gr., Wb II 209, 2-6). But the second element -mr has so far been lacking a reliable and convincing etymological explanation on the Egyptian lexical material. In this brief paper we attempt to give a solution for the sec…
Aegyptio-afroasiatica VIII
The present paper represents the eighth part of a series of contributions to com parative Afroasiatic lexicology primarily from the viewpoint of Egyptian. This series is the first fruit of the work on a newly begun greater project for the Comparative-Etymo logical Vocabulary of Egyptian pursued by the author at the Egyptological Department of Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest, Hungary
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Aegyptio-afroasiatica VIII
The present paper represents the eighth part of a series of contributions to com parative Afroasiatic lexicology primarily from the viewpoint of Egyptian. This series is the first fruit of the work on a newly begun greater project for the Comparative-Etymo logical Vocabulary of Egyptian pursued by the author at the Egyptological Department of Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest, Hungary
Vladimir É. Orel and Olga V. Stolbova. Hamito-Semitic Etymological Dictionary
Note on the name of king Narmer
The name of Narmer (n'r-mr), king of Upper Egypt in the late predynastic period (ab. 3000 B. C.), has remained a mystery for long millennia. The first component of the name is clearly identical with n'r "Weis (catfish)" (OK, Med., Gr., Wb II 209, 2-6). But the second element -mr has so far been lacking a reliable and convincing etymological explanation on the Egyptian lexical material. In this brief paper we attempt to give a solution for the sec…
Development of Afro-Asiatic (Semito-Hamitic) Comparative-Historical Linguistics in Russia and the Former Soviet Union
Proto-Afro-Asiatic origin of 'gum
Our European words 'gum' go back to one common source, cf. English gum, German Gummi, French gomme, Italian gomma, Russian σýΜΜИ, etc. As is well known, this source is Latin commi ∼ cummi, vulgar Latin gummi ∼ gumma, which was borrowed from Greek κ⋯μμι
Towards the Afro-Asiatic etymology of Egyptianzš'to write
It is not necessary to emphasize the importance of writing in the culture of Ancient Egypt. The ancient Nile Valley dwellers' cult of writing is famous, while the Egyptian language has the longest written continuity known in history. At the same time, however, we linguists know painfully little about the origin of the Egyptian verbzš'to write' because of the apparent lack of reliable Afro-Asiatic cognates
Homeostatic alterations after IL-1β microinjection into the nucleus accumbens of the rat
Olga Stolbova, Этимологический словарь чадских языков
About the substitution of the voiceless post-alveolar affricate among Igala speakers of English _ Cognate object constructions in Degema _ La multifonctionalit des conjonctions
Layers of the oldest Egyptian lexicon VI
The papers of this series examine various domains of the Egyptian core lexicon in order to evidence to what degree the basic vocabulary is of clearly Semitic vs. African cognacy. The fourth part focuses on the Ancient Egyptian anatomical terminology of the back parts from the head to the upper torso
A New Idea on the Origin of πῡραμίς
The paper first gives a survey of all the etymologies proposed so far for the Greek term for „pyramid” within the Greek language and the Oriental languages. Then the elaboration of a wholly new suggestion is ventured on the basis of phonological criteria in the context of the supposed Late Egyptian source language
Angas-Sura Etymologies VIII
Sometimes the devoicing of plosives may be observed even in other positions too under conditions that cannot be precisely known as yet. Labials basically reflect the original AA triad of *b, *p, *f as demonstrated by J.H. Greenberg (1958) and manifold corroborated by V.M. Illi-Svity (1966, 9, 14-15), O. V. Stolbova (e.g., 1996, 15, I.1.),and G. Takcs (2001, 55; 2011, 148-152 etc.). AS *-VV- AS zero, while AA *-and *h-> either AS *h-or zero.In the…
Some Berber etymologies XIV
Some Berber etymologies XV
The paper contains new etymological entries to Berber lexical roots and is part of a long-range series eventually resulting, when completed, in materials for an etymological dictionary of Berber, a desired addition to the fascicles of the comparative dictionary of Berber roots (DRB)
Some berber etymologies XIV
The paper contains new etymological entries to Berber lexical roots and is part of a long-range series eventually resulting, when completed, in materials for an etymological dictionary of Berber, a desired addition to the fascicles of the comparative dictionary of Berber roots (DRB)
Some Berber Etymologies XVI
Arts policy in Kádár Era in Hungary, 1957–1989
The study presents the development of the art policy of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party between 1957 and 1985, describing the processes and tendencies supporting it. The art policy of the Kádár era was framed by four documents among the various party resolutions, with different weight and effectiveness: the The Cultural Policy of the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (1958); The Vocation of Literature and the Arts in Our Society (1966); T…
Berber Root Stock with Initial Dentals
The paper draws some lexicostatistical conclusions from the multitude of the new etymological entries to Berber lexical roots with initial dentals published recently on the pages of EDB in parts XIV-XVI of our long-range series „Some Berber Etymologies”. This series, when completed, may eventually result in editing its materials for an etymological dictionary of the Berber root invotory, a desired addition to the complement interrupted series of …
Some Berber Etymologies XVII
The paper contains new etymological entries to Berber lexical roots and is part of a long-range series eventually resulting, when completed, in materials for an etymological dictionary of Berber, a desired addition to the fascicles of the comparative dictionary of Berber roots (DRB)
Philosophy (14 works) · History (13 works) · Linguistics (11 works) · Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis (9 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (7 works) · African Studies and Geopolitics (5 works) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (5 works) · Etymology (5 works) · Classics (4 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (4 works)