Contents
Demetrius J. Koubourlis
Foreword iii
Robert Abernathy
An Often-Solved Problem Indo-European kt in Slavic 1
James Augerot
Jat' and the Bulgarian Verb 24
Herbert Coats
On the Alternation j/v in Russian 29
Frederick Columbus
Phonological Rules in the Language of Sofronij Vracanskij 43
Richard C. DeArmond
An Abstract Phonological Interpretation of Verb Stems in Ukrainian Formed with the Thematic Suffix /oh/ 50
Michael S. Flier
The v/j Alternation in Certain Russian Verbal Roots 66
Zbigniew Golab
The Internal Conditioning and Relative Chronology of the Polish `Mazurzenie' 84 Phillip Klindt
Vowel Length Alternations in Czech Inflectional Paradigms 102
Demetrius J. Koubourlis and Donald J. Nelson
Phoneme Nonrandomness and the Mechanical Morpheme Segmentation of Russian 110
Jasna Kragalott
On the Phonology of Turkish Loanwords in Serbocroatian 127
Lew Micklesen
The Slavic Comparative 140
Kenneth E. Naylor
Notes on Chakavian Prosody 152
Elizabeth Pribic
Some Observations on the Phonological System of the Language of the Alaska Herald 167
Edward T. Purcell
A Model for Word-tone and Segmental Duration in Serbocroatian 178
Michael Shapiro
Phonological Aspects of the Russian Morphophonemic Component 203
George Y. Shevelov
The Reflexes of *dj in Ukranian 223
Dean S. Worth
On Irregularities (Real and Apparent) 235
Index 251
