- Paul
Jules Antoine Meillet (French: [ɑ̃twan mɛjɛ]; 11
November 1866 – 21
September 1936) was one of the most
important French linguists of the
early 20th...
- In
comparative linguistics,
Meillet's principle, also
known as the three-witness
principle or three-language principle,
states that
apparent cognates...
-
classical Armenian, the
commonly used
transliteration is that of Hübschmann-
Meillet (1913). It uses a
combining dot
above diacritic (U+0307) to
express the...
-
Meillet's law is a
Common Slavic accent law,
named after the
French Indo-Europeanist
Antoine Meillet, who
discovered it.
According to the law,
Slavic words...
- addressed, and all the
various dialects of
Vulgar Latin. The
linguist Antoine Meillet wrote: "Without the
exterior appearance of the
language being much modified...
- Italo-Celtic
subgroup was at one
point uncontroversial,
considered by
Antoine Meillet to be even
better established than Balto-Slavic. The main
lines of evidence...
- any
other Indo-European language.
During the mid-to-late 1920s,
Antoine Meillet further investigated morphological and
phonological agreements and postulated...
-
attributed to
Christian Bartholomae, and was
subsequently refined by A.
Meillet (1907), who
suggested derivation from the Proto-Indo-European root *mey-...
- best known. A tomb from the 4th
century BC was
discovered in La Gorge-
Meillet,
Marne in France;
another (450–300) at Somme-Bionne. In
addition to the...
- from
Antoine Meillet, to the
effect that a
language is a
dialect with an army. Up to now the
source has not been
found in the
works of
Meillet." Laponce...
