Dear David, do you have the following bookMisra, S. S. The Avestan. A historical and comparative grammar. Varanasi 1979. 301 p. - Chaukhambha Oriental research studies, 13.
Dear colleague, I am sorry for the delay by answering your question. unfortunately, I do not have this book, but I will try to inquire by my acquaint colleagues.
Dear David, possibly you have the following book Atlas linguistique des parlers dardes et kafirs Gérard Fussman École française d'Extrême-Orient: Adrien-Maisónneuve, 1972
Dear colleague, the second volume (the commentary) you can find here: https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.377314/mode/2up Unfortunately, I did not manage to find the first one (the maps). DB
Dear David Do you have the following book R. L. Turner. A Comparative Dictionary of the Indo-Aryan Languages. Volume 3: Phonetic Analysis https://www.routledge.com/A-Comparative-Dictionary-of-the-Indo-Aryan-Languages-III-Volume-3-Phonetic/Turner/p/book/9780197135631
Dear colleague, unfortunately, I have not this volume in electronic form, and my scanner does not work now, so that I cannot make a copy by myself. However, I will try to do this in the measurable future.
Dear colleague, I would not like to sound boastful, but probably I can answer with more certainty than almost anybody else, because I have been taking part in the compilation of the Dictionary for 2 years. In fact, the book does not exist. The information on the web-sites like Amazon, Google Books, Abebooks etc., as well as on that of Brill, with all their ISBN, number of pages and the date of issue (!), is merely wrong. The deadline for the accomplishment of the Dictionary was delayed several times, and I know exactly that a year ago the work was quite far from the end. I am quite sure that it is still to be accomplished - just because in all the above online-bookstores the book is unavailable. By the way, the recent grave events in Armenia cast a long shadow on its publication in the nearest future, although I keep hoping for better.
Dear colleague, thank you for all excellent items you have uploaded. If at some point you might be able to share the 6th volume of Edelman's Etymological Dictionary, it would be terrific.
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I am sorry for the delay by answering your question. unfortunately, I do not have this book, but I will try to inquire by my acquaint colleagues.
Atlas linguistique des parlers dardes et kafirs
Gérard Fussman
École française d'Extrême-Orient: Adrien-Maisónneuve, 1972
the second volume (the commentary) you can find here: https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.377314/mode/2up
Unfortunately, I did not manage to find the first one (the maps).
DB
Do you have the following book
R. L. Turner. A Comparative Dictionary of the Indo-Aryan Languages. Volume 3: Phonetic Analysis
https://www.routledge.com/A-Comparative-Dictionary-of-the-Indo-Aryan-Languages-III-Volume-3-Phonetic/Turner/p/book/9780197135631
unfortunately, I have not this volume in electronic form, and my scanner does not work now, so that I cannot make a copy by myself. However, I will try to do this in the measurable future.
Morgenstierne's paper on Prasun has been downloaded.
All the best
D. B.
I have a paper by Morgenstierne about Prasun (1949). Soon it will be on the site.
I would not like to sound boastful, but probably I can answer with more certainty than almost anybody else, because I have been taking part in the compilation of the Dictionary for 2 years. In fact, the book does not exist. The information on the web-sites like Amazon, Google Books, Abebooks etc., as well as on that of Brill, with all their ISBN, number of pages and the date of issue (!), is merely wrong. The deadline for the accomplishment of the Dictionary was delayed several times, and I know exactly that a year ago the work was quite far from the end. I am quite sure that it is still to be accomplished - just because in all the above online-bookstores the book is unavailable. By the way, the recent grave events in Armenia cast a long shadow on its publication in the nearest future, although I keep hoping for better.