Edward H Sehrt

Biographic Data

ID737622
NAMEEdward H Sehrt
GIVEN NAMESEdward H
FAMILY NAMESehrt
SIGNATURESEHRT E H
AFFILIATIONSGeorge Washington University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS16
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR12
WORKS AS EDITOR4
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1932
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2016
H-INDEX0

  • Notkers des Deutschen Werke

    Edward H Sehrt, Taylor StarckEDITORBOOKNotkers des Deutschen Werke2016

  • Notkers des Deutschen Werke

    Edward H Sehrt, Taylor StarckEDITORBOOKNotkers des Deutschen Werke2016

  • Die Werke Notker der Deutsche. Neue Ausgabe

    E A Ebbinghaus, Edward H Sehrt et al.ARTICLEModern Language Notes1973

  • Erik Rooth, Saxonica

    Edward H SehrtARTICLEThe Germanic Review Literature…1951

    Erik Rooth, Saxonica: Beiträge zur niedersächsischen Sprachgeschichte." The Germanic Review: Literature, Culture, Theory, 26(3), pp. 231–232

  • Middelnederlandse Spraakkunst

    Edward H Sehrt, A van LoeyARTICLELanguage1951

  • Reports of Officers and Committees 1943

    Open AccessJ M Cowan, Edward H Sehrt et al.ARTICLELanguage1944

  • Notes on Sturtevant's Indo-Hittite Laryngeals

    Edward H SehrtARTICLELanguage1944

  • The Origin of the Germanic Weak Preterite

    Edward H SehrtARTICLELanguage1944

    [A review of the theory that the Germanic weak preterite is derived from the 2d person singular middle of the Indo-European root-aorist.]

  • The Long Forms of ōn-Verbs in Old Saxon

    Edward H SehrtARTICLELanguage1940

    [The long forms ( ahtoie, haloian, uuacoiande, etc.) of verbs of the second weak conjugation in Old Saxon are not of IE origin as is generally supposed, but owe their existence to an attempt to make a sharper formal distinction between indicative and subjunctive by adding the subjunctive endings of the first or jan -class to the stem of the second class. The extension of the long forms to the infinitive and present participle was due in part to t…

  • Nominal Compounds in Germanic.

    Edward H Sehrt, Charles T CarrARTICLEModern Language Notes1939

  • Deutscher Sprachatlas.

    Edward H Sehrt, Walther Mitzka et al.ARTICLEModern Language Notes1936

  • Notkers des Deutschen Werke

    Edward H Sehrt, Taylor StarckEDITORBOOKNotkers des Deutschen Werke1935

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  • Notkers des Deutschen Werke

    Edward H Sehrt, Taylor StarckEDITORBOOKNotkers des Deutschen Werke1933

    This title from the De Gruyter Book Archive has been digitized in order to make it available for academic research. It was originally published under National Socialism and has to be viewed in this historical context. Learn more here .

  • Speculum Christiani

    Edward H Sehrt, Gustaf HolmstedtARTICLELanguage1933

  • The Etymology of Gothic kaupatjan

    Open AccessEdward H SehrtARTICLELanguage1932

    [The word kaupatjan is derived from the Greek , probably by way of Vulgar Latin colaphizare. ]

  • The Etymology of Gothic kaupatjan

    Edward H SehrtARTICLELanguage1932

    iKKXriCa etc.' To be sure, the matter of the ultimate provenience of these loan words, especially the Greek, whether coming directly, or thru the medium of the Latin, has by no means been settled. Streitberg2 says: 'Dass die gotische Bibel an Entlehnungen aus dem Griechischen reich ist, kann nicht befremden. Aber so gross deren Zahl ist, tiberall handelt es sich um gelehrte Fremdw6rter, nirgends zeigt sich ein volkstiimliches Geprige. Wo griechis…