Articles

• Typology of the Ket finite verb

  Edward Vajda

  9-37

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• Sayan Turkic reindeer terminology

  Elisabetta Ragagnin

  39-49

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• On the Mongolian verb of motion yav- ‘to go, to travel, to leave’

  Veronika Zikmundova

  51-73

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• Tungusic loanwords in Yeniseian language

  Bayarma Khabtagaeva

  75-88

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• Lexical review of disease names in the Udmurt language

  Rebeka Kubitsch

  89-105

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• The Nganasan lexicon from a diachronic onomasiological point of view : the case of metonymy

  Sándor Szeverényi

  107-122

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• The first workday or the Moon’s day? Germanic and Slavic traditions in naming the days of the week in the Finnic languages

  Kasperi Hasala

  123-130

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• The possessive plural marker in the Burgenland dialect of Hungarian in Austria

  Hajime Oshima

  131-147

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• Russian impact on northern Khanty conditional sentences

  Mária Sipos

  149-171

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• A language without ‘get’?

  Katalin Sipőcz

  173-185

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• The grammaticalization of Northern Mansi mā ‘earth, world, land, place’

  Bernadett Bíró

  187-202

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• Compounding in Aral-Caspian Kipchak languages

  Bence Grezsa

  203-224

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