No. 20/4 (2023)

Articles

• Old Nordic herðr ‘shoulder’ and Greek κορσίς ‘behind, buttocks, ass’: Is there any etymological relationship between them?

  Elwira Kaczyńska

  7-17

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• Polish 'pieszy' and English 'foot': An analysis of a pair of cognates

  Anna Potrykus

  19-39

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• Polish 'wydra' and English 'otter'

  Mikołaj Rychło, Joanna Retman-Wieczór

  41-60

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• Taboo zoonyms: What do 'bear', 'lynx' and 'wolf' have in common?

  Adriana Wacewicz-Chorosz

  61-75

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• “Three Quarks for Muster Mark!” A Slavic gloss to Joyce’s 'Finnegans Wake'

  Krzysztof Tomasz Witczak

  77-85

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