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De-essentializing hegemony, with Gramsci, Williams, and Hall 2025 Focaal (102): 103-18
  • Dimitrios Theodossopoulos
 H6/KF [FOCAAL-] 0920-1297
Between the fingers: the figa as a polysemic amulet and its presence at Cais do Valongo - analysis and experimentation 2025 Habitus: revista do Instituto Goiano de Pre-Historia e Antropologia 23 (1): 138-51
  • Nayara de Moraes Amado
South Arabian etymology for the Meccan Ka'bah 2025 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 88 (1): 71-81
  • Mohammed A. Atbuosh
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
God of the witches, wooden incarnate, or son of Herne? On the genealogy of the pagan Robin Hood 2025 Folklore 136 (3): 516-39
  • Ethan Doyle White
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Ohmáxac: cruces y encruijadas del espacio-tiempo 2024 Arqueología mexicana 30 (185): 16-25
  • Patrick Johansson K.
 *H6/KUL [ARQUEOLOGIA-] 0188-8218
Itzcóatl, un dios columna entre los mexicas 2024 Arqueología mexicana 30 (186): 14-15
  • Manuel A. Hermann Lejarazu
 *H6/KUL [ARQUEOLOGIA-] 0188-8218
An episode on the beach: epistemological notes on expressions considered racist 2024 Ciência & Trópico 48 (1): 113-22
  • Luciano Oliveira
 H6/KUL [CIENCIA-] 0304-2685
Linguistic evidence and Tupi-Guarani/Cariban contacts in the eastern Guianas: Wajãpi kasi ‘be strong’, pipi ‘father’s sister’ and kasuru ‘pearl’ 2024 Boletim do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi ciências humanas 19 (3): 1-10
  • Fernando O. de Carvalho
 H6/KUL [BOLETIM-] 1981-8122
Mesoamerican mantic names as an etymological source of Mixtec vocabulary 2024 Ancient Mesoamerica 35 (2): 619-44
  • Michael W. Swanton
 *H6/KE [ANCIENT-] 0956-5361
Methodological issues in Rma etymology 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 87 (2): 357-74
  • Nathaniel Sims
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Prasun historical linguistics: new etymologies and the fate of the Indo-Iranian morphemes *-am and *-ka- 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 87 (3): 447-59
  • Julian Kreidl
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Action nouns in *- i̯a- and a new verbal stem *jsīn- 'to kill' in Khotanese 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 87 (3): 479-88
  • Alessandro Del Tomba
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Studies in early Indo-European loans in Uralic – problems and new solutions 2024 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (100): 49-66
  • Sampsa Holopainen
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
Possible Maya logograms for IKATZ, "cargo", and TZIMAH, "gourd" 2024 PARI journal 25 (3): 1-12
  • David Stuart
 H1/KUC [PRE-COLUMBIAN-] 1531-5398
The meanings of the word “atl” and its relation to the domains of action of Chalchiuhtlicue: polysemic word and multifaceted divine nature 2023 Estudios de cultura náhuatl 66 (): 79-107
  • Fiona Pugliese
 H6/KUL [ESTUDIOS-] 0071-1675
The etymolgy of the term Ijebu 2023 International journal of African historical studies 56 (1): 113-17
  • Tunde Oduwobi
 *H6/KY [INTERNATIONAL-] 0361-7882
The value /me/ of the sign <MAN> in Achaemenid Elamite 2023 Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (Series 3) 33 (3): 703-11
  • Marco Fattori
 H6/KW [ROYAL-] 1356-1863
Etymology of the Udmurt enimitive uk and grammaticalization of discourse particles 2023 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (99): 9-38
  • Timofey Arkhangelskiy
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
On some problems of Ugric etymology: loans and substrate words 2023 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (99): 93-123
  • Sampsa Holopainen
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
Permeating etymology – remarks on Permic etymology 2023 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (99): 172-200
  • Niklas Metsäranta
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
Lād 'law': a Bactrian loanword in the Nuristani languages 2023 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 86 (3): 505-10
  • Jakob Halfmann
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
A note on Pahlavi lexicography: Middle Persian hassār, hassārīh 2023 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 86 (3): 511-22
  • Marco Fattori
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
El origen etimologico del nombre del Inca Atahualpa 2023 Boletín de Lima (212): 33-4
  • M. Toribio Mejía Xesspe
 *H6/KE [BOLETIN-] 0253-0015
Topo- and hydronym Siennica in light of onomastic data 2023 Archeologia polski 68 (): 243-9
  • Zygmunt Gałecki
 H6/KE [ARCHEOLOGIA-] 0003-8180
Historical-linguistic considerations about the toponym Kuelap 2023 Indiana 40 (1): 131-54
  • Guillaume Oisel
  • Jairo Valqui Culqui
  • Michaela Ziemendorff
  • Stefan Ziemendorff
 H6/KUL [INDIANA-] 0341-8642
Towards an etymology of the saajal title 2023 PARI journal 33 (4): 20-32
  • Marc Zender
 H1/KUC [PRE-COLUMBIAN-] 1531-5398
Mapping Indo-European anatomical terminology I: Greek κóλον 'large intestine', Armenian k'ałird & k'ałirt 'cavity of the body', Brittonic *kalonā 'heart', Tocharian B kele 'navel; center', and the word family 'navel' - 'nave' 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (1-2): 34-54
  • Martina Šmejkalová
  • Václav Blažek
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Hitt. laḫḫurnuzzi- [nt./c.] 'foliage', Luw. *laḫḫur and Proto-Gk *ἐλαίϝᾱ 'olive-tree' 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (1-2): 55-100
  • Romain Garnier
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Tocharian 'man' vs. 'god' in perspective of semantic oppositions 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (1-2): 105-45
  • Václav Blažek
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
A note on Indo-European bling 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (1-2): 189-96
  • Martin E. Huld
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Approaching the origin of the word Edda: a response to Sayers 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (1-2): 197-200
  • Anatoly Liberman
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Something new about PIE 'sun': reconstruction of the PIE noun for 'sun' in the light of Martinet's thesis on the *h, laryngeal 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (3-4): 307-35
  • Jean Hadas-Leel
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The etymology of Vedic āraṅgará- 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (3-4): 369-90
  • Maxim A. Yuyukin
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The simiots of Catalan folklore: neither are reminiscences so old, nor are they so strange beings 2022 Folklore (Tartu) 85 (): 35-54
  • Jordi Ardanuy
 H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] 1406-0949
A solid fluids lexicon 2022 Theory, culture and society 39 (2): 197-210
  • Bronislaw Szerszynski
  • Cristián Simonetti
  • Franz Krause
  • Gavin Lucas
  • Germain Meulemans
  • Laura Watts
  • Nigel Clark
  • Paolo Gruppuso
  • Sasha Engelmann
  • Tim Ingold
 H6 [THEORY-] 0263-2764
Etymological hypothesis of kuña ‘woman’ from a comparative study in the Tupi-Guarani languages 2022 Anales de antropología 56 (2): 7-16
  • Domingo Adolfo Aguilera Jiménez
 H6/KUL [ANALES-] 2448-6221
Woden and the English landscape: the naming of Wansdyke reconsidered 2022 Folklore 133 (3): 378-98
  • Leonard Neidorf
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Reconstructing the past and conceptualizing the Jewish "other": how Babylonian geonim contributed to the creation of founding myth of Karaism 2022 History of religions 62 (1): 73-108
  • Marzena Zawanowska
 H6/KFO [HISTORY-] 0018-2710
On the terminology designating the Zoroastrians of Iran and their language 2022 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 85 (1): 47-72
  • Saloumeh Gholami
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Moxos in its appropriate time and place: notes for reconsidering the history of a name 2022 Indiana 39 (1): 175-99
  • Azarug Justel
 H6/KUL [INDIANA-] 0341-8642
The spread of iron in Central Asia: on the etymology of the word for 'iron' in Iranian and Tocharian 2022 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 85 (3): 403-22
  • Chams Benoît Bernard
  • Federico Dragoni
  • Michaël Peyrot
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
The power of pattern in etymology: a note on Latin lēgāre 'delegate' and related forms in Italic and elsewhere 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (1-2): 138-47
  • Douglas Q. Adams
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
An etymological note: Old English sceallan, Welsh caill 'testicles' 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (1-2): 148-52
  • Stefan Zimmer
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Vepocunavos and the Corieltauvi 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (1-2): 196-206
  • Chris Rudd
  • Daphne Nash Briggs
  • T.L. Markey
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Indo-European 'stones' 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (1-2): 243-65
  • Václav Blažek
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The origin of the old Norse term edda 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (3-4): 301-6
  • William Sayers
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Indo-European 'bird' 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (3-4): 334-60
  • Douglas Q. Adams
  • Václav Blažek
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
The etymology of the Germanic 'dream': a possible solution for an ancient problem 2022 Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (3-4): 463-87
  • Edoardo Nardi
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Yup’ik loanword etymologies for the Yukaghir languages and dialects 2022 Etudes inuit 46 (1): 193-220
  • Peter S. Piispanen
 *H6/KUB [ETUDES-] 0701-1008
Deciphering the underlying meanings of Inuit words 2022 Anthropological linguistics 64 (3): 205-29
  • Louis-Jacques Dorais
 H6/KK [ANTHROPOLOGICAL-] 0003-5483
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