Baltu Filoloģija

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Baltu Filoloģija is a fully refereed journal of the University of Latvia with an international panel of referees. All articles submitted are assessed by our referees before being accepted for publication.

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Vol. 33 No. 1 (2024): Baltu Filoloģija

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22364/bf.33.1

Published: 2024-10-25

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Articles

A Note on the Third Copy of the Old Latvian Lutheran Catechism of 1586

Pietro U. Dini

5-10
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On the Contrast Between melns ‘black’ and balts ‘white’ in Latvian

Rainer Eckert

11-16
- PDF (German)
The Appellative Latv. žīgurs and the Onym Žīguri in a Geolinguistic and Etymological Perspective

Ilga Jansone

17-27
- PDF (Latvian)
On the Origin of the Names of the Midsummer’s Day Festival of the East Balts

Rolandas Kregždys

28-45
- PDF (Lithuanian)
On Johann Theodor Berent’s “Ta Deewa kalpa Mahrtiņa Luttera Maſais Katkiẜmis” (1852)

Dzintra Paegle

46-69
- PDF (Latvian)
The Evolution of Resident Surnames in Joniškis Town Magistrate Books of the 18th Century

Alma Ragauskaitė

70-80
- PDF (Lithuanian)
Names of Emigrant Children with Lithuanian Letters with Diacritics in Major Emigration Countries from Lithuania in 1991–2020

Daiva Sinkevičiūtė

81-98
- PDF (Lithuanian)
Latvian tvert and Its Derivatives in Early Written Latvian Texts: The Development of Meanings

Anta Trumpa

99-110
- PDF (Latvian)

Chronicle

14th International Seminar "Latvian Writings and Articles in the Baltics in the 16th-19th Centuries - Research Topics and Problems"

Pēteris Vanags

111-116
- PDF (Latvian)
59th Arthur Ozols Day Conference at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Latvia

Edmunds Trumpa, Pēteris Vanags

117-124
- PDF (Latvian)

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Baltu Filoloģija

About the Journal

Current Issue

Full Issue

Articles

A Note on the Third Copy of the Old Latvian Lutheran Catechism of 1586

On the Contrast Between melns ‘black’ and balts ‘white’ in Latvian

The Appellative Latv. žīgurs and the Onym Žīguri in a Geolinguistic and Etymological Perspective

On the Origin of the Names of the Midsummer’s Day Festival of the East Balts

On Johann Theodor Berent’s “Ta Deewa kalpa Mahrtiņa Luttera Maſais Katkiẜmis” (1852)

The Evolution of Resident Surnames in Joniškis Town Magistrate Books of the 18th Century

Names of Emigrant Children with Lithuanian Letters with Diacritics in Major Emigration Countries from Lithuania in 1991–2020

Latvian tvert and Its Derivatives in Early Written Latvian Texts: The Development of Meanings

Chronicle

14th International Seminar "Latvian Writings and Articles in the Baltics in the 16th-19th Centuries - Research Topics and Problems"

59th Arthur Ozols Day Conference at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Latvia

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