Category:Historical linguistics

C

• Classical languages (15 P)

E

• Etymology (7 C, 26 P)
• Extinct languages (3 C, 5 P)

H

• Historical linguists (1 C, 95 P)

I

• Indo-European linguistics (21 P)

L

• Language histories (1 C, 9 P)

P

• Phonology (4 C, 113 P)
• Proto-languages (19 P)

R

• Reconstructed languages (1 C, 3 P)

S

• Sprachbund (1 C, 8 P)

• Historical linguistics

A

• Anatolian hypothesis
• Attested language

C

• Chain shift
• Cognate
• Comparative linguistics
• Comparative method
• Compensatory lengthening
• Czech studies

D

• Daughter language
• Doublet (linguistics)
• Drift (linguistics)

E

• Eurolinguistics

F

• False cognate

G

• Germanisation
• Glottochronology
• Gradualism
• Grammaticalization

H

• Hybridity

I

• Indo-European ablaut
• Inkhorn term
• Internal reconstruction
• Internationalism (linguistics)
• Isogloss

J

• Japhetic theory

K

• Kurgan hypothesis

L

• Language change
• Language death
• Language family
• Language history
• Lexical diffusion
• Lexicostatistics
• Linguistic homeland
• Linguistic monogenesis and polygenesis
• Linguistic reconstruction
• Linkage (linguistics)
• List of languages by first written account
• Loanword

M

• Macrofamily
• Mass comparison
• Metatypy

N

• Nasalization
• Neogrammarian

P

• Paleolinguistics
• Philology
• Prosiopesis

Q

• Quantitative metathesis

R

• Reappropriation
• Reborrowing
• Relict
• Rosetta Project

S

• Semantic change
• Language shift
• Sister language
• Sound change
• Soviet phraseology
• Stratum (linguistics)
• Swadesh list

T

• Transphonologization
• Tree model

U

• Unidirectionality hypothesis

V

• Vowel shift

W

• Wanderwort
• Wörter und Sachen