Contents
- Berta Á. and Homoki-Nagy M., Ein ungarischer rechtshistorischer Terminus türkischen Ursprungs: barom ‘Vieh, Rind; Vermögen’, SEC 9 (2004), 9–27 [details]
- Bläsing U., Drei mongolische Pflanzennamen in Plantae novae ex herbario et schedis defuncti Botanici Ioannis Sievers, descriptae a P.S. Pallas, SEC 9 (2004), 29–65 [details]
- Brosch C., Zu den Wurzeln *seh1- und *seh1p- im Anatolischen, SEC 19 (2014), 35–41 [details]
- De Decker F., Some etymological and morphological observations on the *h2o problem, SEC 19 (2014), 43–57 [details]
- Garnier R., Sur l’étymologie du latin virgō « vierge », SEC 19 (2014), 59–70 [details]
- Janhunen J., From Choson to Jucher: On the possibilities of ethnonymic continuity in Greater Manchuria, SEC 9 (2004), 67–76 [details]
- Janhunen J., On the ethnonyms Orok and Uryangkhai, SEC 19 (2014), 71–81 [details]
- Knüppel M., Jukagirisch-tungusische Lehnbeziehungen, SEC 19 (2014), 89–93 [details]
- Králik Ľ., Ungarisch vizsga, vizsgál: Versuch einer slawischen Etymologie, SEC 19 (2014), 205–210 [details]
- Leschber C., Semantische Entwicklungen bulgarischer Turzismen, SEC 19 (2014), 95–115 [details]
- Liberman A., A few samples from the A-section of the prospective Analytic Dictionary of English Etymology (ache, akimbo, aloof, and askance), SEC 19 (2014), 117–141 [details]
- Liberman A., My life in etymology, SEC 19 (2014), 7–19 [details]
- Maciuszak K. and Nasalski I., Can a flaming sword be cold? Cutting weapon as a conceptual and linguistic predicament, SEC 9 (2004), 77–102 [details]
- Majtczak T., A note on Old Turkic taŋlar-, SEC 9 (2004), 103–110 [details]
- Majtczak T., From analytic to synthetic – origin of some early Japanese volitive expressions, SEC 19 (2014), 143–160 [details]
- Németh M., Some disputable Slavic etymologies in Crimean-Karaim, SEC 9 (2004), 111–118 [details]
- Piwowarczyk D.R., The Proto-Indo-European root for ‘apple’ and the problem of comparative reconstruction, SEC 19 (2014), 161–167 [details]
- Schuster-Šewc H., Ist die Trennung vor urslaw. *krinica / *krynica ‘Brunnen, Quelle’ und *krin(ica), *kryn(ka) ‘Gefäß, Behältnis’ gerechtfertigt?, SEC 9 (2004), 119–124 [details]
- Stachowski K., A Siberian word for ‘pipe’ and its possible Indo-European cognates, SEC 9 (2004), 125–132 [details]
- Stachowski M., Anmerkungen zu einem neuen vergleichenden Wörterbuch der Jenissej-Sprachen, SEC 9 (2004), 189–204 [details]
- Stachowski M., The origin of the European word for sabre, SEC 9 (2004), 133–141 [details]
- Stachowski M., Remarks on the investigation of the oldest layer of Turkic loan-words in Hungarian, SEC 19 (2014), 215–222 [details]
- Stachowski S., Türkische Lehnwörter im kurdischen Wörterbuch von P. Maurizio Garzoni (1787), SEC 9 (2004), 143–158 [details]
- Takács G., Lexica Afroasiatica V, SEC 9 (2004), 159–178 [details]
- Şirin User H., Čolpan ‘The Planet Venus’ in Turkic, SEC 19 (2014), 169–178 [details]
- Villanueva Svensson M., Gk. λέπω, Lith. lùpti, Ru. lupít’ ‘to peel’, SEC 19 (2014), 179–187 [details]
- Witczak K.T., Albanian kopsht ‘garden’ and its cognates, SEC 9 (2004), 179–187 [details]
- Woodhouse R., Me and etymology, SEC 19 (2014), 21–34 [details]
- Woodhouse R., Some Greek etymologies, SEC 19 (2014), 189–204 [details]
- Zoltán A., Einige Bemerkungen zu Ľubor Králiks slawischer Etymologie von ung. vizsga, vizsgál, SEC 19 (2014), 211–213 [details]