Words and Sounds
Description
These volumes assemble contributions presented at the XIX International Colloquium on Latin Linguistics in Munich (2017). They embrace essential topics of Latin linguistics with different theoretical and methodological approaches: The volumes contain chapters on Latin lexicography, etymology, morphology, phonology, Greek-Latin language contact, Latin syntax, semantics, and discourse-pragmatics.
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N. Holmes, M. Ottink and J. Schrickx, BAdW, Munich, Germany; M. Selig , Universität Regensburg, Germany.
Content
- Intro
- Preface
- Contents
- Words
- Lexicography and semantics
- Constitutus = ?a?est??: un aspect du supplétisme du verbe « être »
- Exploring the semantic complexity of the voces mediae: magus, magicus, and magia
- La rivalidad entre praeses y praesidens
- Les emplois des « quantifieurs » quantus, quam multus, quot et de leurs corrélatifs en latin classique
- Tempus mutatur: analysing collocations of tempus 'time' with distributional semantic models
- Análisis y causas de la diversidad semántica y lexicológica del adjetivo uiridis
- Authorial error and the dictionary
- Les verbes de déplacement en latin : préverbation et arguments
- Word formation and etymology
- Auctor adjectif verbal dans la périphrase auctor sum 'conseiller'
- Secondary forms reanalysed as primary ones: the cretus-class in Latin
- Origen y significado de desiderare: nostalgia y deseo desde Plauto
- Latin dubenus 'dominus': an attempt at etymology
- Fors and fortuna: linguistic and cultural aspects
- The world as a yawning gap. New insights into the etymology of Lat. mundus 'world'
- (When) inflection needs derivation: a word formation lexicon for Latin
- What's beyond 'inchoatives'? Derivation types on the basis of -sc- verbs
- Towards a morpho-syntactic analysis of -i-sco and -a-sco verbs
- Linguistic systems in contact
- Les mots latins d'origine grecque avec diffusion panromane: comment et pourquoi?
- Forms and functions of Greek words in Late Latin literary texts: a corpus-based approach
- Greek in Donatus' Terence commentaries
- Verb conjugation selection in macaronic Latin: a corpus-based analysis
- Ancient discourse on language
- Clausula: un terme technique de la métrique à la morphologie
- Linguistic terminology in Varro
- The typology of linguistic metaphor in first-century CE Roman thought
- Sounds
- The use of initial h- in the writing-tablets from Roman Britain
- The merger of /o/ and /u/: a computational take on the inscriptions of Gaul (330-730 CE)
- Patterns of prosodic distribution of Latin long vowels
- Index
