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dialectal peculiarities of ‘punktai sakymu’ by konstantinas sirvydas in relation with the contemporary east aukštaitishdialectSummaryDespite the fact that the original language of ‘Punktai sakymu’ (Polish ‘Pvnkty Kazan’; sermons) by Konstantinas Sirvydas ... see more


On the text structure and sources of K. Sirvydas’ book of sermons (Punktai sakymu – Punkty Kazan)The Jesuit priest Konstantinas Sirvydas (~1580–1631) was one of the most multitalented and creative intellectuals in Lithuania in the 17th century. Using his ... see more


SUBORDINATE CLAUSES OF TIME BOUNDARY IN OLD LITHUANIAN WRITINGSSummaryThe article gives an overview of the structure and semantics of subordinate clauses of time boundary with conjunctions net, neg, kol, iki in Old Lithuanian writings (in texts of J. Bret... see more

SummaryThe usage of verbal adjectives with the suffixes -tinis (-e) and -tinas (-a) in Old Lithuanian texts differs noticeably. Verbal adjectives in -tinis (-e) (as well as in -inis, -e) are widespread in the dictionaries by K. Sirvydas (60), based on the... see more

ZusammenfassungIn seiner Bibelübersetzung (1901–1902; im weiteren BaB genannt) verwendet Antanas Baranauskas aus stilistischen Gründen nicht nur die gängigen Archaismen der alten Texte, sondern auch künstliche morphologische Formen, welche den früheren Sp... see more

Zusammenfassung1. Die Grundlage der baltischen und des germanischen Wortes für ‘Maulwurf’, lit. ku`rmis, -io (se­kundär kurmy~s), lett. kur~mis, sowie lit. kurny~s, lett. kurnis, kur~ne und ahd. skero m., mhd. scher m. (n-Stamm), nhd. bair. Scher ist, wie... see more

SummaryThe article gives an overview of the structure and semantics of subordinate clauses of time boundary with the conjunction net in Old Lithuanian (in the texts of J. Bretkunas’ Postilla (1591), M. Daukša’s Postilla (1599) and K. Sirvydas’ Punktai Sak... see more

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