A Baltic key to the etymology of Germanic *aikô "oak" | Baltistica

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Václav Blažek

Masaryk University

Published 2026-01-28

https://doi.org/10.15388/Baltistica.37.1.632

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etymology
Germanic
Baltic
aikô
oak

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Blažek, V. (tran.) (2026) “A Baltic key to the etymology of Germanic *aikô ‘oak’”, Baltistica, 37(1), pp. 23–24. doi:10.15388/Baltistica.37.1.632.

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