Remodelling the Historical Morphology of the Classical Armenian -eal participle by Meyer, R

“…The formation of the Classical Armenian past participle in -eal, whose derivation from PIE *-lo- has been recognised at least since MEILLET (1936), has traditionally been linked with the formation of the aorist. …”

Morphosyntactic alignment, pattern replication, and the classical Armenian periphrastic perfect by Meyer, R

Iranian-Armenian language contact in and before the 5th century CE by Meyer, R

“…<p>This study provides new insights into the historical language contact between Classical Armenian and West Middle Iranian, specifically Parthian. …”

The relevance of typology for pattern replication by Meyer, R

“…This argument is illustrated on the basis of three short studies of partial alignment change in Old Aramaic, Classical Armenian, and North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic, all of which have been in contact with Iranian languages for extended periods. …”

An examination of the martyrdom of Catholicos Zak‘aria II of Ałt‘amar in the Lake Van Region, in the context of Armenia's late medieval (1378-1425) political and ecclesiastical his... by Shahinian, A