Julius Pokorny

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Julius Pokorny was a 20th-century linguist and philologist best known for his influential work on Indo-European and Celtic languages, including a widely used etymological dictionary of Proto-Indo-European.

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instanceOf human
linguist
philologist
university teacher
academicDegree doctorate in linguistics
causeOfDeath natural causes
citizenship Austria-Hungary
Germany
Switzerland
countryOfBirth Austria-Hungary
countryOfDeath Switzerland
dateOfBirth 1887-06-12
dateOfDeath 1970-04-08
educatedAt University of Vienna
employer University of Bern
University of Munich
University of Zürich
ethnicGroup Jewish people
linked to: Jews
familyName Pokorny
fieldOfWork Celtic studies
Indo-European linguistics
comparative linguistics
etymology
givenName Julius
knownFor Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch
research on Proto-Indo-European roots
work on Celtic languages
languageOfWorkOrName Celtic languages
German
movement Indo-European studies
name Julius Pokorny
nativeLanguage German
notableStudent Heinrich Wagner
notableWork Altirische Grammatik
Historische Grammatik der keltischen Sprachen
Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch
placeOfBirth Prague
placeOfDeath Zürich
linked to: Zurich
positionHeld professor of Celtic languages
professor of comparative linguistics
religion Judaism
residence Bern
Munich
Zürich
linked to: Zurich
sexOrGender male
studied Celtic philology
Old Irish
Proto-Indo-European language
linked to: Proto-Indo-European

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Celtic languages notableScholar Julius Pokorny
Italo-Celtic group hasProponent Julius Pokorny
Julius Pokorny name Julius Pokorny