[Category] Historical linguistics

A

• ► Archaic words and phrases‎ (5 C, 14 P)

C

• ► Classical languages‎ (8 C, 20 P)
• ► Comparative linguistics‎ (5 C, 25 P)

D

• ► Dialectology‎ (6 C, 30 P)

E

• ► Etymology‎ (13 C, 43 P)
• ► Evolution of language‎ (2 C, 20 P)
• ► Extinct languages‎ (6 C, 35 P)

F

• ► Future dialects‎ (7 P)

H

• ► Historical linguists‎ (3 C, 119 P)

I

• ► Indo-European linguistics‎ (2 C, 48 P)
• ► Isoglosses‎ (17 P)

L

• ► Language histories‎ (6 C, 32 P)
• ► Languages by origin‎ (6 C)
• ► Linguistic history‎ (3 C, 7 P)
• ► Linguistic strata‎ (12 P)
• ► Long-range comparative linguistics‎ (2 C, 2 P)

N

• ► Nasalization‎ (1 C, 8 P)

P

• ► Paleolinguistics‎ (4 C, 7 P)
• ► Phonology‎ (15 C, 194 P)
• ► Proto-languages‎ (5 C, 134 P)

R

• ► Reconstructed languages‎ (2 C, 2 P)

S

• ► Sound changes‎ (3 C, 21 P)
• ► Sprachbund‎ (2 C, 13 P)
• ► Swadesh lists‎ (1 P)

U

• ► Urheimat‎ (5 P)

• Historical linguistics

A

• Analogical change
• Anatolian hypothesis
• Armenian hypothesis
• Attested language
• Automated Similarity Judgment Program

C

• Center versus periphery
• Chain shift
• Change from above
• Change from below
• Chronolect
• Cognate
• Cognitive philology
• Combinatorial method (linguistics)
• Comparative linguistics
• Comparative method
• Compensatory lengthening
• Corpus language
• Curvilinear principle
• Czech studies

D

• Daughter language
• Divergence (linguistics)
• Double plural
• Doublet (linguistics)
• Drift (linguistics)

E

• Eurolinguistics
• Evolutionary phonology
• External history

F

• False cognate
• Fossil word

G

• Genetic relationship (linguistics)
• Genus (linguistics)
• Germanisation
• Glottochronology
• Gradualism
• Grammaticalization
• Gurjar Apabhraṃśa

H

• Historical dictionary
• Historical Dictionary Project of the Hebrew Language
• Historical glottometry
• Historical pragmatics
• History of the English language (education)
• Hybridity

I

• Indo-European ablaut
• Influence of Arabic on other languages
• Inkhorn term
• Internal history
• Internal reconstruction
• Internationalism (linguistics)
• Isogloss

J

• Japhetic theory
• Frede Jensen (philologist)
• Jespersen's Cycle
• Journal of Language Relationship

K

• Kurgan hypothesis

L

• Language change
• Language death
• Language family
• Language history
• Latin word order
• Law of Hobson-Jobson
• Layering (linguistics)
• Lexical diffusion
• Lexicostatistics
• Linguistic conservatism
• Linguistic distance
• Linguistic homeland
• Linguistic reconstruction
• Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area
• Linkage (linguistics)
• List of languages by first written accounts
• List of proto-languages
• Loanword

M

• Macrofamily
• Mass comparison
• Metatypy
• Mother Tongue (journal)

N

• Nasalization
• Neogrammarian

P

• Palatalization (sound change)
• Paleolinguistics
• Paleolithic Continuity Theory
• Panchronic phonology
• Persistence (linguistics)
• The Philadelphia study
• Philology
• Phonological change
• Phonological history of Spanish coronal fricatives
• Placename glosses in the Samguk sagi
• Polygenesis (linguistics)
• Pre-Indo-European languages
• Prosiopesis
• Proto-language
• Provection

Q

• Quantitative comparative linguistics
• Quantitative metathesis

R

• Reappropriation
• Reborrowing
• Rebracketing
• Recency illusion
• Reconstructions of Old Chinese
• Relict
• Rosetta Project

S

• Herbert Schendl
• Semantic change
• Language shift
• Sister language
• Slavs in Greece
• Sociohistorical linguistics
• Sound change
• Soviet phraseology
• Specialization (linguistics)
• Stratum (linguistics)
• Subjectification (linguistics)
• Swadesh list
• Swedification
• Syntactic change

T

• Teeter's law
• Thurneysen's law
• Transphonologization
• Tree model

U

• Unidirectionality hypothesis

V

• Vasconic substrate hypothesis
• Vowel shift

W

• Wave model
• Wörter und Sachen