Irish influence in the consonantal spellings of Old English
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V: Anglica : studies in English and American literature. ISSN 0860-5734. [Vol.] 26, [cz.] 2 (2017), s. 5-23
Vydáno: 2017.
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Possible solutions for long-standing problems involving Old English verbs
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V: Anglica : studies in English and American literature. ISSN 0860-5734 [T.] 28, [nr] 2 (2019), s. 25-45
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Possible solutions for longstanding problems involving Old-English nominal forms
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V: Anglica : studies in English and American literature. ISSN 0860-5734. [T.] 29, [nr] 2 (2020), s. 27-53
Vydáno: 2020.
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Reasons to think that Anglo-Frisian developed in Britain
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V: Anglica : studies in English and American literature. ISSN 0860-5734. [T.] 27, [nr] 2 (2018), s. 5-31
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The form of DO employed to form the weak preterit
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V: Anglica : studies in English and American literature. ISSN 0860-5734. [T.] 30, [nr] 2 (2021), s. 5-32
Vydáno: 2021.
Book chapter
The gothic genitive plural in /-ee/ yet again : a Sarmatian solution
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V: [Varia et miscellanea] s. 223-247
Vydáno: 2021.
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