Foreword

pp.：  1 – 5

Translators’ Foreword

pp.：  5 – 7

List of Abbreviations

pp.：  7 – 15

Introduction (1-3)

pp.：  15 – 19

I. PHONOLOGY

pp.：  19 – 25

2. Root and suffix vowels and diphthongs (6-20)

pp.：  25 – 28

1. Stress and intonation (4-5)

pp.：  25 – 25

3. Word final vocalism (21-22)

pp.：  28 – 36

4. Inherited ablaut patterns (23)

pp.：  36 – 40

5. Diphthongs > monophthongs (24)

pp.：  40 – 43

7. Shortening of old long vowels and diphthongs (26-28)

pp.：  43 – 44

6. Long vowels > diphthongs (25)

pp.：  43 – 43

8. Lengthening of short vowels (29-32)

pp.：  44 – 45

9. Anaptyxis (33)

pp.：  45 – 47

10. Contraction and elision (34)

pp.：  47 – 47

11. Correspondences with consonants of related languages (35-49)

pp.：  47 – 48

12. Changes of consonants in sequences and phenomena common to several consonants (50-84)

pp.：  48 – 53

II. MORPHOLOGY

pp.：  53 – 77

1. Compound words (85-91)

pp.：  77 – 77

2. Reduplication (92)

pp.：  77 – 85

3. Suffixes of nominal stems (93-175)

pp.：  85 – 85

4. Noun declension (176-269)

pp.：  85 – 132

5. Declension of adjectives (270-275)

pp.：  132 – 167

6. Comparison of adjectives (and adverbs) (276)

pp.：  167 – 174

7. Definite adjectives (277-281)

pp.：  174 – 175

8. Numerals (282-298)

pp.：  175 – 179

9. Pronouns (299-325)

pp.：  179 – 186

10. Conjugation (326-422)

pp.：  186 – 201

11. Adverbs (423-431)

pp.：  201 – 259

12. Prepositions (432-452)

pp.：  259 – 262

13. Conjunctions and particles (453-458)

pp.：  262 – 286

Word Index of Languages

pp.：  286 – 289

LastPages

pp.：  289 – 361