KempgenDB: 27 hits for D2856 on page 3

Die "Slavistische Arbeitsbibliographie von Prof. S. Kempgen" enthält ca. 17.000 Titel zur slavischen Sprach- und Kulturwissenschaft mit besonderen Schwerpunkten in der Ost- und Südslawistik (Russland und Balkanraum). Die Schlagwortliste befindet sich hier.

Ihre Suche nach D2856 lieferte 27 Treffer
21	The relationship between genitive and plural in the declensions of Russian nouns Jakobson, R.O. - in: Scando-Slavica (1957) 181-186
22	Accent and vowel alternations in the substantive declension of modern standard Slovenian Stankiewicz, E. - in: Slavic and East European Journal (1959) 144-159
23	Innovation in third declension stress patterns in contemporary standard Russian Dingley, J. - in: Die Welt der Slawen (1989) 1-17
24	Ierarxičeskaja sistema inicial'nyx dvučlennyx konsonantnyx sočetanij v sovremennom russkom jazyke Meredov, E. - in: Vestnik Moskovskogo universiteta (1974) 49-55
25	Statističeskaja i fonetičeskaja xarakteristika dvučlennyx sočetanij glasnyx v russkom jazyke. Avtoref. kand. diss Bogomazov, G.M. - Moskva, 1970
26	The history of the Štokavian and Čakavian declensional systems. A study in the contrastive morphology of serbocroatioan Killian, V. - Columbia, 1968
27	A reevaluation of the relationship between grammatical gender and declension in Modern Greek and Russian Andrews, E. - in: International Journal of Slavic Linguistics and Poetics (1986) 99-112

Slavistische Arbeitsbibliographie von Prof. S. Kempgen

The relationship between genitive and plural in the declensions of Russian nouns

Accent and vowel alternations in the substantive declension of modern standard Slovenian

Innovation in third declension stress patterns in contemporary standard Russian

Ierarxičeskaja sistema inicial'nyx dvučlennyx konsonantnyx sočetanij v sovremennom russkom jazyke

Statističeskaja i fonetičeskaja xarakteristika dvučlennyx sočetanij glasnyx v russkom jazyke. Avtoref. kand. diss

The history of the Štokavian and Čakavian declensional systems. A study in the contrastive morphology of serbocroatioan

A reevaluation of the relationship between grammatical gender and declension in Modern Greek and Russian