List of publications

συγγράμματα

Here is a list of my publications. You can also find most of them on my Academia page and listed in my ORCID. If you didn't find what you were looking for, just shoot me an email here.

In print

(with Roberto Batisti) Relative chronology and the two first compensatory lengthenings in Ancient Greek. In Johann-Mattis List, Thomas Olander, Florian Wandl (eds.), Relative Chronology in Historical Linguistics. Advances in Historical Linguistics, Language Science Press.

(with David Stifter) Caland Verbs in Celtic. In Laura Grestenberger, Viktoria Reiter & Melanie Malzahn (eds.), Deadjectival verb formation in Indo-European and beyond. Advances in Historical Linguistics, Language Science Press.

Smells like Metonymy: Homeric κνίση ‘steam, savor (of a burnt sacrifice)’ and ‘caul fat’, with an excursus on κνισός ‘having an unwanted smell or taste (as a result of overheating)’. In Jesús de la Villa, Araceli Striano & Rodrigo Verano Liaño (eds.), Advances in Ancient Greek Linguistics, Berlin, Boston: de Gruyter.

A Night Reconnaissance: On Νύξ and her Aeolic (?) epithets in Homer. In Lucien van Beek (ed.), Language Change in Epic Greek and other Poetic Traditions, Leiden: Brill.

First-Person Verbs in Roman Law: A Contribution to the Study of Legal Performatives in the Chirographs of the Sulpicii Tablets. In Olga Spevak & Szilvia Nemes (eds.), Latin Language and Roman Law. Berlin, Boston: de Gruyter.

2024

Power, Gender, and Mobility. Aspects of Indo-European Society. [= Copenhagen Studies in Indo-European Vol. 10.] Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum Press (with Birgit A. Olsen and Riccardo Ginevra, assisted by Janus Bahs Jacquet).

Gender in Indo-European. A Synopsis. In Riccardo Ginevra, Stefan Höfler & Birgit A. Olsen (eds.), Power, Gender, and Mobility. Aspects of Indo-European Society. [= Copenhagen Studies in Indo-European Vol. 10.] Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum Press (2024), 33–61. (pdf)

Rix’s Law in Latin and the etymology of īnfula ‘band, bandage’. In Lucie Pultrová & Martina Vaníková (eds.), Exploring Latin: Structures, Functions, Meaning. Volume I: Word. Berlin, Boston: de Gruyter, 3–14. 

Linnaean Linguistics: ‘Bear’, ‘Horse’, ‘Wolf’ and the Indo-European Phylogeny from a Zoographical Perspective. In Jenny Larsson, Thomas Olander, & Anders R. Jørgensen (eds.), Indo-European Interfaces: Integrating Linguistics, Mythology and Archaeology. Stockholm: Stockholm University Press. (pdf)

2023

How to pull a wagon in Indo-European: Vedic īṣā́- ‘shaft’, áyate and ī́yate ‘speeds’, and a new old root for ‘move (a vehicle)’. Indogermanische Forschungen 128, 83–124. (pdf

Homeric ἀνδρειφόντης and the Unraveling of an Unmetrical Verse. In: Laura Massetti (ed.), Castalia. Studies in Indo-European Linguistics, Mythology, and Poetics. Leiden, Boston: Brill, 119–143. (pdf)

Ein urindogermanischer Seitensprung. Griechisch μοιχός ‘Ehebrecher’ und urgermanisch *maigaz ‘schamlos’. Die Sprache 55, 22–26. 

Review article of Thomas Lindner: Urindogermanische Grammatik, Teil II, Flexionsparadigmen, Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2021. Die Sprache 55, 153–163. 

 2022

Kongruenz und Motion. Die femininen Formen des thematischen Adjektivs im Altgriechischen und Indogermanischen. In Florian Sommer, Karin Stüber, Paul Widmer (eds.), Indogermanische Morphologie in erweiterter Sicht. Grenzfälle und Übergänge. Beiträge zu einer 2020 in Zürich geplanten, aber nicht stattgefundenen Fachtagung der Indogermanischen Gesellschaft, Innsbruck: Institut für Sprachwissenschaft der Universität Innsbruck, 29–63. (pdf)


(with Johan Ulrik Nielsen) A Proto-Indo-European word for 'spider'? Un-weaving the prehistory of the Greek ἀράχνη and the Latin arāneus. Graeco-Latina Brunensia 27/1, 69–89. (pdf)

Greek adjectives in -ης (-ᾱς). An overlooked type? In David M. Goldstein, Stephanie W. Jamison, and Brent Vine (eds.), Proceedings of the 32nd Annual UCLA Indo-European Conference. Hamburg: Buske. 125–42. [download] (pdf)

Ein Potpourri aus ‘süß’ und ‘schleimig’: Caland-Wurzeln, Wortbildung, Etymologie und Co. In Melanie Malzahn, Hannes A. Fellner & Theresa-Susanna Illés (eds.), Zurück zur Wurzel. Struktur, Funktion und Semantik der Wurzel im Indogermanischen. Akten der 15. Fachtagung der Indogermanischen Gesellschaft vom 13. bis 16. September 2016 in Wien. Wiesbaden: Reichert, 71–82.  [download] (pdf)



2021

Latin armus and rāmus: Polysemy and paradigmatic split. L. Unceta Gómez, C. González Vázquez, R. López Gregoris & A. M. Martín Rodríguez (eds.), Amice Benigneque Honorem Nostrum Habes: Estudios lingüísticos en homeaje al Profesor Benjamín García-Hernández. Madrid: UAM Ediciones, 247–256. [download] (pdf)

2020

Substantivization of Adjectives. Indo-European Linguistics 8, 181–204. [download] (pdf)

Vedic mahá- ‘large’ and Lithuanian mãžas ‘small’. The Emphatic Reading of Possessive Derivatives.” In Luka Repanšek & Velizar Sadovski (eds.), vácāmsi miśrā krṇavāmahai : Proceedings of the international conference of the Society for Indo-European Studies and IWoBA XII, Ljubljana 4–7 June 2019, celebrating one hundred years of Indo-European comparative linguistics at the University of Ljubljana. Hamburg: Baar, 283–290. (pdf)

Review article of Michael Weiss: Outline of the Historical and Comparative Grammar of Latin. Second Edition. Ann Arbor, New York: Beech Stave Press, 2020. Kratylos 65, 114–131.  [download] (pdf)


2019

“La belle Hélène”, a generic brothel, and the development of *CR̥HC sequences in Ancient Greek. Die Sprache 52/2, 177–201. [download] (pdf)


Das Adjektiv φριξóς und die Nikander-Überlieferung Theriaka 777–9. Scripta Classica Israelica 38, 17–28. [download] (pdf)

'I hereby present the use of the Latin 1st person perfect indicative as a performative.’ In L. van Gils, C. Kroon & R. Risselada (eds.), Lemmata Linguistica Latina: Volume II: Clause and Discourse. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 374–390. [download] (pdf)

Review article of Romain Garnier: La dérivation inverse en latin. Innsbrucker Beiträge zur Sprachwissenschaft 157. Innsbruck, 2016. Kratylos 64, 97–126. [download] (pdf)

2018

A Look over Lat. umerus ‘shoulder’. In David M. Goldstein, Stephanie W. Jamison & Brent Vine (eds.), Proceedings of the 29th Annual UCLA Indo-European Conference, Bremen: Hempen, 129–146. [download] (pdf)

Die anatolischen s-Stämme: Flexivischer Archaismus oder Kategorie im Zerfall? In Elisabeth Rieken et al. (eds.), 100 Jahre Entzifferung des Hethitischen, Morphosyntaktische Kategorien in Sprachgeschichte und Forschung, Wiesbaden: Reichert, 121–135. [download] (pdf)

Eine Notiz zum “Hyperdorismus” μᾶλα ‘Kleinvieh’ bei Theokrit. Die Sprache 52/1, 1–18. [download] (pdf)


2017

Der Stier, der Stärke hat. Possessive Adjektive und ihre Substantivierung im Indogermanischen. PhD dissertation, University of Vienna, Austria.  [download] (pdf)

Zur Etymologie von lat. laxus ‘locker, weit’. Philologia Classica 12/2, 154159. [download] (pdf)

Observations on the palma rule. Pallas – Revue d’études antiques 103, 15–23. [download] (pdf)


2015

Denominale Sekundärderivation im Indogermanischen. Eine Ochsentour. Münchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 69/2, 219–243. [download] (pdf)

Dark Matter: The root *√ḱuel ‘dark, black’. Indo-European Linguistics 3, 2441. [download] (pdf)

Ist der Wettergott ein Himmelsgott? Indogermanische Götternamen und ihr Beitrag zur internen Derivation. In C. Zinko and M. Zinko (eds.), 1. Grazer Symposium zur indogermanischen Altertumskunde, “Der antike Mensch im Spannungsfeld zwischen Ritual und Magie”, Graz, 14.–15. November 2013, Graz: Leykam, 148189. [download] (pdf)

2014


Notes on three “acrostatic” neuter s-stems. Indogermanische Forschungen 119, 293–337. [download] (pdf)

2012

Untersuchungen zum Ablaut der neutralen s-Stämme des Indogermanischen. MA thesis in Linguistics, University of Vienna, Austria. [download] (pdf)

Lemmata for eDiAna

(Digital Philological-Etymological Dictionary of the Minor Ancient Anatolian Corpus Languages)

Proto-Anatolian *u̯és-to- (eDiAna-ID 3192).

Proto-Anatolian *u̯ospeh2- (eDiAna-ID 3194).

Proto-Anatolian *lóh3u̯-/lh3u-´ (eDiAna-ID 3388).

Proto-Anatolian *sElH-i- (eDiAna-ID 3375). 

Proto-Anatolian *(s)tóu̯-ri- (eDiAna-ID 3331). 

Proto-Luwic *ur-o/i- (eDiAna-ID 3247).

Proto-Anatolian *ár-eh2- (eDiAna-ID 3334).

Proto-Anatolian *kéu̯p-/kup-´ (eDiAna-ID 3216). 

Proto-Anatolian *dʰu-dʰeu̯- (eDiAna-ID 3459).

Proto-Anatolian *bʰér-/bʰr̥-´ (eDiAna-ID 3403).

Cuneiform Luwian mariḫš(i)- (eDiAna-ID 3439).

Palaic āmša-(i) (eDiAna-ID 3487). 

Proto-Anatolian *h₂óns-/h₂n̥s-´ (eDiAna-ID 3433).

Proto-Anatolian *sóh₂-/sh₂-´ (eDiAna-ID 3488). 

Proto-Anatolian *sh₁-i̯é/ó- (eDiAna-ID 3502).

Proto-Anatolian *muH-ri- (eDiAna-ID 3514)

Proto-Anatolian *móu̯H-/muH-´ (eDiAna-ID 3523)

Proto-Anatolian *péd-o- (eDiAna-ID 3540)

Proto-Anatolian *sh3éngh-u̯- (eDiAna-ID 3570)

Proto-Anatolian *h2ēru̯o- (eDiAna-ID 3571)

Proto-Anatolian *h2ét-/h2t-´ (eDiAna-ID 3585) 

Proto-Anatolian *h3orbh-ó- (eDiAna-ID 3578) 

Proto-Anatolian *gei̯bh- or *h1ḗp-? (eDiAna-ID 3620)

Proto-Anatolian *h1ép-/h1p-´ (eDiAna-ID 3612)

Proto-Anatolian *bhórh2-/bhr̥h2 (eDiAna-ID 3668)

Proto-Anatolian *peh3-s- (eDiAna-ID 3662)

Cuneiform Luwian ḫašp-(ti) (eDiAna-ID 3695) 

Proto-Anatolian *terk- (eDiAna-ID 3768)

Proto-Luwic *drEu̯- (eDiAna-ID 3789)

Cuneiform Luwian aldann(i)- (eDiAna-ID 3800)

Common Luwian /pu-(di)/ (eDiAna-ID 3804)

Proto-Anatolian *péu̯-/pu-´ (eDiAna-ID 3805)