RT @isomorphologism: 'Cross-linguistic' and 'typological' have often been used interchangeably in papers. (1) Are these synonymous? .(2)….

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The difference in the cover is subtle, but the difference in heft is not.

Christmas came early this year.

My collaborators and I will present shortly about the Proto-Indo-European nasal infix *–ne–. It's the only infix — what's up with that? You can find our answer here:

The last talk of the conference is by myself and collaborators. More details on that shortly.

Here's the official conference flyer, with QR codes for the same info (credit to Paolo Sabattini for the elegant design).

The schedule is available here:

Tomorrow (25.10) is the first day of the 35th Annual UCLA Indo-European Conference! We start at 9:30 PDT. The conference is free and open to the public (in Royce 314). It will also be streamed on Zoom; you can register to receive the link here:

I was reminded yesterday of a fantastic upcoming opportunity for aspiring Anatolianists/IEists: Oxford’s Anatolian Languages and Linguistics Summer School! A neat chance to learn from some of the best — and registration is now open!

RT @hannes_fellner: Join us for the @univienna Summer School to learn Bactrian, Gandhari, Tangut and Tocharian:. ht….

Also, my personal contribution on the prosody of the endingless locative is available for download here:

With an (exciting?) new editorial change — I don't expect it improved the quality of the volume, but it did finally restore name symmetry!.

Our latest conference proceedings — Proceedings of the 33rd Annual UCLA Indo-European Conference — is now available for order:

Edinburgh is a special place — looking forward to coming back in 2025!

My slides are here:

The always excellent Edinburgh Symposium on Historical Phonology wrapped up yesterday. I talked about vowel deletion in the ancient Indo-European languages, how it has been analyzed in the proto-language in the past, and how we can make progress going forward.

It's now day two and plenty more of interest to come! Tune in early (9:15 PDT / 18:15 CEST) for Tocharica.

It's not too late to register and watch the talks via Zoom! Use the link here:.

Today is the first day of the annual UCLA Indo-European Conference! We'll have a host of interesting papers — check out the full program here:.