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  1. Anikin A.E., Semantics and phraseology in the „Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Dialects of Siberia”, SEC 2 (1997), 7–21 [details]
  2. Berta Á., künäš und quńaš, SEC 2 (1997), 23–31 [details]
  3. Billé P., Remarques sur le nom des tinamous, SEC 12 (2007), 11–15 [details]
  4. Bläsing U., Irano-Turcica: Westiranisches Wortgut im türkeitürkischen Dialektmaterial, SEC 2 (1997), 77–150 [details]
  5. Blažek V., Altaic numerals, SEC 2 (1997), 33–75 [details]
  6. Cunningham C.J., Discovery of the origin of the word asteroid and the related terms asteroidal, planetoid, planetkin, planetule, and cometoid, SEC 20 (2015), 47–62 [details]
  7. Diensberg B., The origin of aroint and other -oint-words in English, SEC 20 (2015), 63–69 [details]
  8. Diensberg B., Eschew and askew, askance and askant, SEC 20 (2015), [details]
  9. Eriksson T. and Janhunen J., On the limnonyms Khövsgöl and Kosogol and their ethnic implications, SEC 20 (2015), 89–99 [details]
  10. Alonso de la Fuente J.A., Once again on Ainu kaco and Nivx qʿas/-xas, SEC 12 (2007), 7–9 [details]
  11. Alonso de la Fuente J.A., Tungusic historical linguistics and the Buyla (a.k.a. Nagyszentmiklós) inscription, SEC 20 (2015), 17–46 [details]
  12. Gacek T., Computer terminology in the Tajik language, SEC 12 (2007), 17–29 [details]
  13. Gliwa B., Zur Etymologie von litauisch gõjus ‘Hain’ und rõjus ‘Paradies’ sowie slawisch *gajь und *rajь, SEC 12 (2007), 31–61 [details]
  14. Gliwa B. and Šeškauskaitė D., Zu litauisch laigonas ‘Bruder der Braut’, lettisch līgava ‘Braut’, SEC 20 (2015), 101–109 [details]
  15. Helimski E., Два шиша́: Turic šiš(ik) and Fennic hīsi in Russian, SEC 2 (1997), 151–157 [details]
  16. Janhunen J., The Russian monsters. On the etymology of an ethnonymic complex, SEC 2 (1997), 159–165 [details]
  17. Janhunen J., On the names of the Tangut, SEC 12 (2007), 63–73 [details]
  18. Janhunen J., Etymology and the role of intuition in historical linguistics, SEC 20 (2015), 9–15 [details]
  19. Khabtagaeva B., Some remarks on Turkic elements of Mongolic origin in Yeniseian, SEC 20 (2015), 111–126 [details]
  20. Kiss J., Gedanken über die etymologischen Forschungen, SEC 12 (2007), 75–80 [details]
  21. Knüppel M., Einige sinologische Ergänzungen zum “Etymologisch-ethnologischen Wörterbuch tungusischer Dialekte”, SEC 12 (2007), 81–89 [details]
  22. Knüppel M., Einige Bemerkungen zu amhar. aškär ~ aškər, askari, SEC 20 (2015), 127–134 [details]
  23. Knüppel M., Zu einem Etymologisierungsversuch von Sūdān-arabisch bāzinqir durch Max von Oppenheim, SEC 20 (2015), 135–138 [details]
  24. Knüppel M., Zur Rekonstruktion des Proto-Nostratischen oder: wie man eine anti-omnicomparatistische Kampfschrift verfaßt, SEC 20 (2015), 285–295 [details]
  25. Kortlandt F., Japanese aru, iru, oru ‘to be’, SEC 2 (1997), 167–170 [details]
  26. Kotliarov I., Some observations on the Friulian etymological and historical dictionary from the Romance specialist’s perspective, SEC 12 (2007), 91–97 [details]
  27. Maciuszak K., Johnny Cheung: Studies in the Historical Development of the Ossetic Vocalism, SEC 12 (2007), 203–206 [details]
  28. Mańczak W., Étymologie de l’allemand Akt ‘nu’, SEC 2 (1997), 173 [details]
  29. Mańczak W., Étymologie du polonais żaden ‘nul’, SEC 2 (1997), 171–172 [details]
  30. Mańczak W., Développement phonétique irrégulier dû à la fréquence et dictionnaires étymologiques, SEC 12 (2007), 99–105 [details]
  31. Nissan E., Kidor: a Talmudic onomastic pun, and hypotheses concerning the etymology. Part one, SEC 20 (2015), 139–180 [details]
  32. Nissan E., Kidor: a Talmudic onomastic pun, and hypotheses concerning the etymology. Part two, SEC 20 (2015), 181–206 [details]
  33. Özer Ş., Das Suffix -(y)IcI zwischen Derivation und Flexion, SEC 12 (2007), 107–112 [details]
  34. Pinault G., Terminologie du petit bétail en tokharien, SEC 2 (1997), 175–218 [details]
  35. Rikov G.T., Hittite ḫarnant- and ḫarnammar and ḫarnu-, SEC 2 (1997), 219–226 [details]
  36. Schuhmacher W.W., Varia etymologica 1–20, SEC 12 (2007), 113–131 [details]
  37. Shields Jr. K., Hittite aši, āšma and the deictic origin of Indo-European sigmatic verbal formations, SEC 12 (2007), 133–138 [details]
  38. Shields Jr. K., Linguistic typology and the Indo-European pronominal stem *ei-, SEC 20 (2015), 207–210 [details]
  39. Snædal M., Attila, SEC 20 (2015), 211–219 [details]
  40. Sosnowski R., The question of Italian etymology of Polish pion ‘plumb (line)’, SEC 12 (2007), 139–151 [details]
  41. Sowa W., A note to “Phrygian” words in Greek, SEC 12 (2007), 153–170 [details]
  42. Stachowski M., A current bibliography of Turkic etymologies 1 (1994–1995), SEC 2 (1997), 283–330 [details]
  43. Stachowski M., Altaistische Anmerkungen zum „Vergleichenden Wörterbuch der Jenissej-Sprachen”, SEC 2 (1997), 227–239 [details]
  44. Stachowski M., Die Etymologie von ttü. şimdi ‘jetzt’ und işte ‘voilà’ vor gemeintürkischen Hintergrund, SEC 12 (2007), 171–176 [details]
  45. Stachowski M., Randnotizen zu türkisch ker(g)äk ‘nötig’, SEC 20 (2015), 297–299 [details]
  46. Stachowski M. and Woodhouse R., The etymology of İstanbul: making optimal use of the evidence, SEC 20 (2015), 221–245 [details]
  47. Stala E., Contribution étymologique du Diccionario de Americanismos (2010), SEC 20 (2015), 247–255 [details]
  48. Takács G., The Common Afrasian nominal class marker *ḥ, SEC 2 (1997), 241–273 [details]
  49. Vovin A., Once again on the etymology of the title qaγan, SEC 12 (2007), 177–187 [details]
  50. Werner H., Das jenissejische und türkische Wort für ‘Stein’ im Lichte der Pluralbildung der jenissejischen Nomina, SEC 2 (1997), 275–282 [details]
  51. Woodhouse R., New Phrygian ζειρα(ι), ζως, πεις and πειες, SEC 12 (2007), 189–201 [details]
  52. Woodhouse R., Some observations on the putative dual reflexes of PIE *CRHC in Greek and Armenian. Francis’ law and Greek αὐχήν ‘neck, etc.’, SEC 20 (2015), 257–272 [details]
  53. Woodhouse R., Two properties of PIE *h3, SEC 20 (2015), 273–284 [details]