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baltistas prof. V.
Mažiulis (World
scale linguist, prof. V.
Mažiulis dies)
Archived 2012-08-18 at the
Wayback Machine.
Retrieved on 2009-04-14
Vytautas Mažiulis...
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contributed to the
formation of the
Lithuanian state.
According to
Vytautas Mažiulis, the name Sūduva
derives from a
local hydronym *Sūd(a)vā, in turn derived...
- Schmalstieg,
William Riegel (2005). "Vytautas
Mažiulis. Prūsų
kalbos istorinė gramatika: recenzija" [Vytautas
Mažiulis.
Historical grammar of the
Prussian language:...
- pragorė̃ ("abyss") and the
Lithuanian verb gérti ("drink").
Vytautas Mažiulis instead derived it from spragė́ti or sprógti ("burst") and the
suffix -ara...
-
Bezzenberger (in German). Göttingen:
Vandenhoek & Ruprecht. pp. 44–51.
Mažiulis,
Vytautas (1966). "Jotvingiai" [The Jatvingians].
Mokslas ir gyvenimas...
- language,
intermediate between Lithuanian and Latvian. Others, like
Vytautas Mažiulis,
classify it as a West
Baltic language that
became closer to the Eastern...
- 17–23, 91–93, ISBN 0-271-01231-5
Mažiulis, V., Prūsų
kalbos paminklai, t. II (1981) Vilnius, pp 62–64, 67–68.
Mažiulis, V., Prūsų
kalbos etimologijos žodynas...
- ISBN 978-5-420-01606-0. S. Kolupaila,
Narutis ir Neris, Kosmos, 1940, Nr. 1/3, p. 52 V.
Mažiulis, Prūsų
kalbos etimologijos žodynas, L-P, V., 1996, t. 3, p. 178-179 Neries...
- Aidai.eu (in Lithuanian).
Retrieved 22
January 2023. Girdenis, Aleksas;
Mažiulis,
Vytautas (1994). "Baltų kalbų divergencinė chronologija".
Baltistica (in...
-
Zigmas Zinkevičius,
relative pronouns had all
three genders, and
Vytautas Mažiulis believed pronoun *kas had the
feminine form *kā when it was used as a relative...
