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Indo-European Languages

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Volume I

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Chapter 1
Indo-European Languages
Indo-European languages
Indo-European studies
Chapter 2
The Indo-Europeans
Proto-Indo-Europeans
Proto-Indo-European religion
Dyeus
Perkwunos
Divine twins
Proto-Indo-European society
Chapter 3
The Proto-Indo-European Language
Proto-Indo-European language
Comparative linguistics
Proto-Indo-European root
Proto-Indo-European noun
Proto-Indo-European verb
Indo-European ablaut
Indo-European copula
Chapter 4
Migration and Creation of Dialects
Proto-Indo-European Urheimat hypotheses
Kurgan hypothesis
Armenian hypothesis
Anatolian hypothesis
Out of India theory
Black Sea deluge theory
Chapter 5
Vocabulary
Indo-European vocabulary
Proto-Indo-European numerals
Proto-Indo-European pronoun
Proto-Indo-European particle
Chapter 6
Pronunciation
Proto-Indo-European phonology
Centum-Satem isogloss
Indo-European s-mobile
Proto-Indo-European accent
Indo-European sound laws
Glottalic theory
Laryngeal theory
Labial consonant
Coronal consonant
Velar consonant
Stop consonant
Voiceless
Aspiration (phonetics)
Fricative consonant
Liquid consonant
Chapter 7
Stories
Schleicher's fable
The king and the god
Chapter 8
Related Topics in Linguistics
Grammatical number
Dual (grammatical number)
Thematic stem
Athematic stem
Grammatical gender
Augment (linguistics)
Reduplication
Chapter 9
Related Topics in Linguistics: Nouns
Declension
Nominative case
Genitive
Dative case
Ablative case
Accusative case
Locative case
Vocative case
Instrumental case
Allative case
Chapter 10
Related Topics in Linguistics: Pronouns and Particles
Personal pronoun
Demonstrative
Relative pronoun
Possessive pronoun
Reciprocal pronoun
Grammatical particle
Grammatical conjunction
Chapter 11
Related Topics in Linguistics: Verbs
H₂e-conjugation theory
Grammatical aspect
Grammatical mood
Grammatical tense
Voice (grammar)
Active voice
Passive voice
Mediopassive voice
Realis mood
Irrealis mood
Imperative mood
Subjunctive mood
Optative mood
Deponent verb
Reflexive verb
Participle
Gerund