Another thorny problem
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Another thorny problemAbstract
Students of Indo-European are beset by thorns, from the third letter of the Runic alphabet through the Hieroglyphic Luvian excrescent +ra/i to Brugmann's 'Notbehelf' *kp of such cognate sets as the word for 'bear'; see J. Schindler, "A thorny problem," Die Sprache 23 (1977) 25ff. Our problem is simpler, however sticky; it is a pleasure to offer a suggestion for its solution to Professor Bojan Čop, who has so enriched Hittite studies over so many years.
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1. 12. 1993
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Watkins, C. (1993). Another thorny problem. Linguistica, 33(1), 243-248. https://doi.org/10.4312/linguistica.33.1.243-248