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12. Indo-European ‘tongue’, The Journal of Indo-European Studies 10, 1982, bls.
355-367.
13. Armenian astuac ‘God’, Annual of Armenian Linguistics 4, 1983, bls. 5-15.
14. The words for ‘thumb’ in Baltic, Baltistica 19,2,1983, bls. 169-174.
15. Die Lautfolge sp in den tocharischen Sprachen, Zeitschrift fiir vergleichende
Sprachforschung 96, 1982/83, bls. 159-166.
16. Lithuanian brázdas etc., Hittite pár-aS-du-uS (and Icelandic broddur), Baltistica
20,1,1984, bls. 40-45.
17. Reconstruction of a Tocharian paradigm: the numeral ‘one’, Zeitschrift fiir ver-
gleichende Sprachforschung 97, 1984, bls. 135-147.
18. Toch. A se, B soy ‘son’ = Gk. uíúc ‘son’ — another mirage?, Indogermanische
Forschungen 89, 1984, bls. 29-38.
19. East Tocharian Sorkam ‘peg’ or ‘string’?, Die Sprache 30,1984, bls. 16-28.
20. East Tocharian khom ‘the expanded hood or neck of a serpent’, Zeitschrift fiir
vergleichende Sprachforschung 97, 1984, bls. 287-290.
21. Notes on East Tocharian ort ‘friend(?)’ etc., and the question of M-umlaut of
Tocharian a, Munchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 43, 1984, bls. 107-121.
22. Tocharian B kroríyai (obl. sg.), A kror ‘crescent, hom of the moon’ - Hitt. karayar
‘hom’ - Arm. eljiwr ‘hom’ < I.-E. *ghréyr, Die Sprache 31,1985, bls. 40-47.
23. Toch. A kac, Lat. cútis, Olcel. húð < I.-E. *kuHtís ‘skin’, Zeitschrift fiir ver-
gleichende Sprachforschung 98, 1985, bls. 162-163.
24. East Tocharian klop ‘misfortune, suffering, pain’, í: Eivind Kahrs (útg.),
Kalyánamitráráganam. Essays in Honour ofNils Simonsson. Instituttet for sam-
menlignende kulturforskning. Series B: Skrifter LXX. Oxford 1986, bls. 105-114.
25. The vocalism of Tocharian AB yok ‘hair; colour’, Indogermanische Forschungen
90.1985, bls. 79-82.
26. The etymology of Toch. A kur-, B kur- / kwr- ‘to grow old, decrepit’ and their
derivatives A ohkrac (indecl.), B ohkrocce (obl. sg. masc.) ‘immortal, etemal’,
Miincliener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 47,1986, bls. 87-98.
27. A Tocharian-Greek Isogloss: Toch. B nor ‘below’ - Gk. veíatpct ‘lower’, Glotta
64,1-2, 1986, bls. 1-9.
28. Toch. A stám, B stám, pl. stána ‘tree’, Zeitschrift fiir vergleichende Sprach-
forschung 99, 1986, bls. 308-311.
29. The element -ai(-) in the Tocharian nominal flexion, Die Sprache 33, 1987, bls.
34-55.
30. Rounding and exceptions from rounding in East Tocharian, Indogermanische
Forschungen 94,1989, bls. 101—134.
31. Tocharian B okt, A okat ‘8’ and the development of final Indo-European *-ö in
Tocharian, í: Yoel L. Arbeitman (útg.), A Linguistic Happening in Memory of
Ben Schwartz. Studies in Anatolian, Italic, and Other Indo-European Languages.
Louvain-la-Neuve 1988, bls. 505—519.
32. Reflexes of I.-E. *suH2nto- / -ön ‘sunny’ in Germanic and Tocharian, íslenskt mál
7.1985, bls. 97-109.