Aurelijus Vijūnas

Biographic Data

ID5978091
NAMEAurelijus Vijūnas
GIVEN NAMESAurelijus
FAMILY NAMEVijūnas
SIGNATUREVIJŪNAS A
AFFILIATIONSNational Kaohsiung Normal University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0

  • PGmc. *skōha- ‘shoe’ re-visited

    Aurelijus VijūnasARTICLEIndogermanische Forschungen2026

    There exist competing etymologies for PGmc. *skōha- ‘shoe’, the most common one being *skōu-ko- ‘covering’ (recently revised to *skouh3-ko-). This reconstruction suffers from semantic and morphonological problems. It has also been suggested that PGmc. *skōha- is somehow related to PIE *skek- ‘move quickly’. In this paper, support is provided for the latter etymology, interpreting *skōha- as an original vṛddhi-derivative *skṓk-o- ‘of/enabling fast…

  • Studies in Old English and Germanic Historical Morphology

    Aurelijus VijūnasARTICLEHistorical Linguistics2021

    In this article, I discuss the evolution of the Old English verbs bēon ‘be’, būan, būgian, bōgian, and bȳa ‘dwell’, proposing that all of these verbs have developed via a series of paradigmatic splits which occurred at different periods of time. It is also suggested in this article that the Proto-Germanic verb generally reconstructed as *ƀūja- ‘dwell’ instead may have had the shape *ƀuwa-, reflecting not the Proto-Indo-European j-present *bhuH-…

  • The history of Old English būgian and bōgian ʻdwellʼ, and some related morphonological problems

    Aurelijus VijūnasARTICLEIndogermanische Forschungen2021

    In this article, an alternative historical analysis of the Old English verbs būgian and bōgian is presented, whereby it is suggested that they are relatively late formations. The verb *bū̆wōja- (> būgian) evolved out of the verb *bū̆wa- (> būan) during the Proto-Northwest Germanic era by way of a paradigmatic split. The vowel ū̆ in the root of *bū̆wōja- was subject to assimilatory lowering due to the influence of the following non-high vowels: th…

  • The Length of y in the Old English Adjective dryge ‘dry’

    Aurelijus VijūnasARTICLEHistorical Linguistics2015

  • IceMorph

    Timothy R Tangherlini, Aurelijus Vijūnas et al.ARTICLEScandinavian Studies2014

  • The history of Lithuanian delčià ‘waning moon’ and several related morphological problems

    Open AccessAurelijus VijūnasARTICLEBaltistica2011

    LIE. delčià ISTORIJA IR KELETAS SUSIJUSIŲ MORFOLOGINIŲ PROBLEMŲ Straipsnyje nagrinėjama žodžio delčia ir įvairių jo variantų (deltis, diltis, delčius etc.) kilmė ir daryba. Bendrinės kalbos forma delčia veikiausiai yra išvestinė iš ankstesnių lyčių, kadangi archajiški lietuvių kalbos daiktavardžiai su galūne -čia paprastai yra išvesti iš nekaitomų kalbos dalių, pvz. svečias (

  • The Proto-Indo-European Sibilant */s

    Aurelijus VijūnasARTICLEHistorical Linguistics2010