Contents
- Anikin A.E., Вместо некролога: из воспоминаний о Е. А. Хелимском, SEC 14 (2009), 9–26 [details]
- Bammesberger A., Zur Etymologie von altenglisch wōgian, SEC 14 (2009), 117–121 [details]
- Considine J., Stephen Skinner’s Etymologicon and other English etymological dictionaries 1650–1700, SEC 14 (2009), 123–151 [details]
- Cooper B., The lexicology and etymology of Russian family relationships, SEC 14 (2009), 153–176 [details]
- Alonso de la Fuente J.A., Halicz Karaim sajan ‘waistcoast; skirt’, SEC 14 (2009), 109–116 [details]
- Gliwa B., Zu einigen baltisch-ostseefinnischen Kontakten, SEC 14 (2009), 177–202 [details]
- Janhunen J., Some additional notes on the macrohydronyms of the Ladoga region, SEC 14 (2009), 203–212 [details]
- Karaliūnas S., Polnisch Warszawa und litauisch Ãpvaršuva, SEC 14 (2009), 213–217 [details]
- Knüppel M., Erinnerungen an einen großen Sibiristen – zum Tode von E. A. Helimski, SEC 14 (2009), 27–30 [details]
- Knüppel M., Noch einmal zur möglichen Herkunft von osm. tambur(a) ~ dambur(a) ~ damur(a) etc., SEC 14 (2009), 219–226 [details]
- Kotliarov I., Laws of non-Indo-European languages, SEC 14 (2009), 227–235 [details]
- Kroonen G. and Lubotsky A., Proto-Indo-European *tsel- ‘to sneak’ and Germanic *stelan- ‘to steal, approach stealthily’, SEC 14 (2009), 237–241 [details]
- Németh M., Varia etymologica hungaro-slavica, SEC 14 (2009), 243–253 [details]
- Sayers W., Brewing ale in Walter of Bibbesworth’s 13 c. French treatise for English housewives, SEC 14 (2009), 255–266 [details]
- Shields Jr. K., “Unity in apparent diversity”: Its implications for historical/comparative linguistics, SEC 14 (2009), 267–273 [details]
- Stachowski M., Eugen Helimskis Materialien zur Erforschung der ältesten slawisch-ungarischen Sprachkontakte, SEC 14 (2009), 35–107 [details]
- Werner H., Zur Etymologie des Namens Sibir ‘Sibirien’, SEC 14 (2009), 275–289 [details]
- Widmer A., Erinnerungen an Eugen Helimski, SEC 14 (2009), 31–34 [details]
- Witczak K.T., A wandering word for ‘hardened iron, steel’. A study in the history of concepts and words, SEC 14 (2009), 291–305 [details]
- Woodhouse R., Three Germanic etyma requiring PIE *b?, SEC 14 (2009), 307–312 [details]