1 | 2022
open access | peer reviewed-
edited by
- Robin Meyer - University of Lausanne - email
- Irene Tinti - University of Pisa - email
Keywords Indo-European • Alexis • Historical grammar • Armenian translations • Shadow • Loanwords • Yovhannēs Erznkac‘i • Pre-Modern Armenian • New Testament • Grigoris Ałt‘amarc‘i • Georgian • Middle Armenian • Incarnation • Focalisation • Indefinite article • Computational philology • Language contact • Historical linguistics • Literary type • Manuscripts • Kartvelian • Alexander Romance • Harsnerēn • Specificity • Tagged corpora • Eurasia • Lemmatisation • Greek • Deixis • Silence-keeping • Zak‘aria Gnunec‘i • Classical Armenian • Gilanentz • Gospel of Matthew • Epideixis • Letters • Abovyan • Armenian Bible • Morphosyntactic analysis • Xač‘atur Keč‘aṙec‘i • Syntax • Graṙaǰk‘ • Hagiography • Translation • Women • Irenaeus • Language • Colophon • Excavation • Cleft constructions • Colloquial Eastern Armenian • Numeral ‘one’ • Medieval archaeology • Eastern Armenian • Erewantsi • Handwritten text recognition • Asceticism • Kafas • Body • Scribe • Urban topography • Definite article • Genre • Man of God • Dvin/Dabil • Definiteness • Manuscript • Latin • Grammaticalization • Sign language • Armenian
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/arm/9372-8175/2022/01 | Published Oct. 28, 2022 | Language fr, en, it
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