OLC Slavistik: Plungian, Vladimir - Rakhilina, Ekaterina - Time and speed: Where do speed adjectives come from?

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ID	203386006X
Author(s)	Plungian, Vladimir; Rakhilina, Ekaterina
Title	Time and speed: Where do speed adjectives come from?
Published	Russian linguistics, Springer Netherlands, 37, 2013, 3, 347-359
Language	eng
Medium	article
Holdings (in Germany)	see in ZDB-Katalog
Holdings	see in WorldCat
Source	OLC Slavistik
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	Time and speed: Where do speed adjectives come from? = Vremja i skorost': Kak voznikajut prilagatel'nye, oboznačajuščie skorost'? / Plungian, Vladimir
	Time as secondary to space: Russian pod ‘under’ and iz-pod ‘from-under’ in temporal constructions / Kuznetsova, Julia
	Skąd się wziął full wypas? = Where did full wypas come from? / Kłosińska, Katarzyna
	Time as secondary to space: Russian pod ‘under’ and iz-pod ‘from-under’ in temporal constructions = Vremja kak periferija prostranstva: konstrukcii s predlogami 'pod' i 'iz-pod' v russkom jazyke / Kuznetsova, Julia
	Skąd się wzięła nasza era? = Where does nasza era (Common Era) come from? / Dubisz, Stanisław
	A World Where Time and Space are Frozen / Goszczyńska, Joanna
	Where time fears to pass / Musiał, Adam

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Time and speed: Where do speed adjectives come from?