Table Of ContentTHE ANNALS OF THE UKRAINIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES IN THE U.S., INC.
VOLUME XV 1981-1983NUMBER 39-40
STUDIES IN
UKRAINIAN
LINGUISTICS
IN HONOR OF GEORGE Y. SHEVELOV
EDITED BY JACOB P. HURSKY
STUDIES IN
UKRAINIAN LINGUISTICS
George Y. Shevelov
THE ANNALS OF THE UKRAINIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS
AND SCIENCES IN THE U.S., INC.
VOLUME XV 1981-1983 NUMBER 39-40
STUDIES IN
UKRAINIAN
LINGUISTICS
in honor of
GEORGE Y. SHEVELOV
Edited by
JACOB P. HURSKY
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THE UKRAINIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
IN THE U. S., Inc.
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Volume XV, 1981-1983 Number 39-40
CONTENTS
Foreword, by Jacob P. Hursky .....................................................................9
A Bibliography of the Publications of George Y. Shevelov
(1969-1983) .....................................................................................................13
Jacob P. Hursky
Ikavism and Markedness in Ukrainian Diminutives ................................27
Christina Y. Bethin
What is Ukrainian in the Multilayered Speech of the Jugoslav
Rusini? ..............................................................................................................39
Henrik Birnbaum
Computer-Assisted Tallying and the Present State of o, e : і
Alternations in Ukrainian Nouns .............................................................49
Dan B. Chopyk
Feofan Prokopovič and the Duxovnyj Reglament ..................................61
Carin Davidsson
Le mythe de l’allongement compensatoire en ukrainien ............................
Paul Garde
Towards a Typology of Lexical Innovations in Canadian Ukrainian .. .83
Iraida Gerus-Tarnawecka
Bieszczady! Beskidy, a Vestige of the Germanic Bastarnians in the
Toponymy of the Carpathians ...............................................................103
Zbigniew Gołąb
Le verbe à thème d’origine française dans l’ukrainien contemporain .. 109
Yaroslav Harchun
Die ukrainische Sprache im Počajiver Druck “Książka lekarstw
końskich” aus dem Jahre 1778 ............................................................... 121
Olexa Horbatsch
The Language of “Bolgarski” Heirmologia of the Seventeenth-
Eighteenth Centuries from the Manjava Velykyj Skyt Monastery
in Galicia ......................................................................................................137
Jacob P. Hursky
Zum sprachlichen Erbe des 17. Jahrhunderts aus der Ukraine im
Russischen ...................................................................................................153
Gerta Hüttl-Folter
Deverbal Suffixless Masculine Nouns in Modern Ukrainian ...............165
Wasyl Jaszczun
The Musical Terminology of Mikołaj Dilecki: Some Observations___185
Henry Leeming
Der Zusammenhang zwischen dem Phonem Jat und den Nasal
vokalen in der Entwicklung des slavischen Vokalismus ...................199
František Václav MareS
The Numeral as an Inflectional Word Class in Modern Ukrainian ... 207
JiRf Marvan
A Thirteenth-Century Ukrainian Church Slavonic Text
in Latin Letters ...........................................................................................219
Robert C. Mathiesen
Na Ukrajini: A Prepositional Phrase .........................................................231
Petro Odarchenko
On Basic Color Terms in Early Slavic and U krainian............................243
Том M. S. Priestly
Ukrainian korýši ’ ‘benefit’ ...........................................................................253
Omeljan Pritsak
Turkic and Slavic Surnames in -uk (-čuk).................................................259
Jaroslav В. Rudnyckyj
Zum Problem des anlautenden ch- im Slavischen ..................................267
Herbert Schelesniker
Ukr. dbaty Revisited .....................................................................................279
Alexander M. Schenker
Relics of Ukrainian-Polish Contact: Four Cases of Epenthetic -/-____289
Gerald Stone
The Name of the Lemkos and of Their Territory......................................301
Bohdan Struminsky
Linguistic Innovation and the Living Language in Oles’ Honcar’s
Sobor (Nouns and Adjectives) ..................................................................309
Victor Swoboda
Slav. *bystrica in Appellativa und Namen .................................................325
Jürgen Udolph
Les notions de “parème” et de “parémème” (Contribution à la
grammaire des proverbes) ..........................................................................337
Jacques Veyrenc
Formal and Semantic Parameters of Derived Verbs in Ukrainian ... .343
Paul Wexler
The Codification of a Nonexistent Phrase: “и вено вотское”
in the St. George Gramota..........................................................................359
Dean S. Worth
The Boundaries of Transformational Translation ..................................369
Oleh Zujewskyj
