Paliga S. Etymologica et Anthropologica Maiora

București: Fundația Evenimentul, 2007. — 380 pp. — (Sorin Paliga, Opera Omnia; III). — ISBN: 978-973-87920-2-9.The third volume in this series contains most of the studies published in various scientific journals. As these cover over 25 years of research, some being revised and completed and others already included in other works (as the preceding volumes of the series, others in the forthcoming volumes), reorganising the material has been mandatory.Thracian terms for township and fortress, and related place-names.
The Social Structure of the South-East European Societies in the Middle Ages. A Linguistic View.
A Pre-Indo-European Place-Name: Dalmatia.
Slavic *sъto - a challenging problem?
Types of Mazes.
Proto-Indo-European, Pre-Indo-European, Old European: Archaeological Evidence and Linguistic Investigation.
Are There ‘Urbian’ Elements in Slavic?
An Archaic Word: doina.
The Tablets of Tartaria – an Enigma? A reconsideration and further perspectives.
Metals, Words And Gods. Early Knowledge of Metallurgical Skills in Europe, and Reflections in Terminology.
Two river-names revisited. Once again on the opposition north-south in late Thracian.
Romanian Definite Article Revisited.
Herrscherschaft and Herrschersuffix in Central-East European Languages.
Ten Theses on Romanian Etymology.
Ardeal, Transilvania.
Zeitati feminine ale basmelor românesti: zînele si sînzienele. Originea cuvintelor si a cultului profan.
Civilizatia vechilor „urbieni”.
Toponimul Cluj.
Pururi = „focuri”.
Originea Albanezilor.
Un cuvînt stravechi – oras.
Toponimia arhaica a României.
Despre TABA/TEBA, DAVA/DEVA, despre alte aspecte ale fondului pre-indo-european, ale celui indo-european, ale celui proto-boreal, despre „nostratisme“ precum si despre coerenta în tracologia lingvistica.
La divinité suprème des Thraco-daces.
Devenir et aspectualisation. Encore une fois sur le verbe slave.
Aperçu de la structure étymologique du Roumain.