SUST 280: Uralilaisten ja indoeurooppalaisten kontakteista

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"This book contains papers based on some of the talks presented in the workshop Areal Effects in Prehistoric Contacts between Uralic and Indo-European at the international congress of Finno-Ugric studies, Congressus XIII Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum, held in Vienna in August 2022."
https://edition.fi/suomalaisugrilainens ... TlK1xD4jcw

Ilmestyi juuri, vaikka on päivätty viime vuoden viimeiselle päivälle.

[merimaa]

Ilmestyi juuri, vaikka on päivätty viime vuoden viimeiselle päivälle.

Sattuipa sopivasti! Huomasin juuri saman julkaisun, kun etsin tietoja kantasuomen kontakteista balttilaisiin ja slaavilaisiin kieliin. Julkaisu sisältää muun muassa Petri Kallion tuotoksen "The Proto-Balto-Slavic Loanword Stratum in the Uralic Languages" ja Abel Warriesin tuotoksen "An investigation of Tocharian loanwords in Samoyed ".

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Luobbal Sámmol Sámmol Ánte (Ante Aikio): Are there Germanic loanwords in Volga-Kama Uralic?
https://www.academia.edu/164791030/Are_ ... ter_page_1

We may conclude that, even under the most optimistic interpretation, only a handful of individual Germanic loanwords can be regarded as having diffused eastward from the Baltic Sea area into Mordvin, Mari, and/or Permic. From a more critical perspective, the etymological evidence is so sparse and uncertain that it is open to doubt whether any such borrowings exist at all.
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[T]he analysis of the alleged Germanic loanwords in Volga–Kama Uralic, when considered together with the results of other recent studies, points to the conclusion that there has been only limited – indeed, very little – lexical diffusion between the Baltic Sea and Volga–Kama Uralic areas.