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Stéphane PolisSenior Research associate, National Fund for Scientific Research (Belgium)Verified email at ulg.ac.be
Haim DubossarskyLecturer, Queen Mary University of LondonVerified email at qmul.ac.uk
Steven MoranAssistant prof, Biology, U. Neuchâtel; Associate prof, Anthropology, U. MiamiVerified email at unine.ch
Daphna WeinshallProfessor of Computer Science, Hebrew UniversityVerified email at cs.huji.ac.il
Dmitry NikolaevLecturer, University of ManchesterVerified email at manchester.ac.uk
Maya InbarGraduate student, Hebrew University of JerusalemVerified email at mail.huji.ac.il
Ayelet N. Landauthe Hebrew University of JerusalemVerified email at huji.ac.il
Martin HaspelmathMax Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology and Leipzig UniversityVerified email at eva.mpg.de
Malte RosemeyerProfessor of Romance Linguistics, Freie Universität BerlinVerified email at fu-berlin.de
Thanasis GeorgakopoulosAristotle University of ThessalonikiVerified email at enl.auth.gr
Chris DyerDeepMind, Carnegie MellonVerified email at google.com
Yulia TsvetkovUniversity of WashingtonVerified email at cs.washington.edu
Annemarie VerkerkUniversität des SaarlandesVerified email at uni-saarland.de
Anton AntonovAssociate ProfessorVerified email at inalco.fr
Guillaume JacquesCNRS, CRLAO, INALCO, EPHEVerified email at cnrs.fr
Ira NoveckLLF-CNRSVerified email at linguist.univ-paris-diderot.fr
Guillaume LescuyerCIRAD & CIFORVerified email at cirad.fr
Katarzyna Dziubalska-KołaczykProfessor, Faculty of English, Adam Mickiewicz University in PoznańVerified email at wa.amu.edu.pl

Eitan Grossman

Associate Professor of Linguistics, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Verified email at mail.huji.ac.il

linguistics typology Egyptian language Coptic historical linguistics


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Outta Control: Laws of Semantic Change and Inherent Biases in Word Representation Models H Dubossarsky, D Weinshall, E Grossman Proceedings of the 2017 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language …, 2017	195	2017
A bottom up approach to category mapping and meaning change. H Dubossarsky, Y Tsvetkov, C Dyer, E Grossman NetWordS, 66-70, 2015	78	2015
Verbs change more than nouns: a bottom-up computational approach to semantic change H Dubossarsky, D Weinshall, E Grossman Lingue e linguaggio 15 (1), 7-28, 2016	50	2016
Sequences of Intonation Units form a~ 1 Hz rhythm M Inbar, E Grossman, AN Landau Scientific reports 10 (1), 15846, 2020	42	2020
Investigating diachronic trends in phonological inventories using BDPROTO S Moran, E Grossman, A Verkerk Language Resources and Evaluation 55 (1), 79-103, 2021	38	2021
Universal and macro-areal patterns in the lexicon: A case-study in the perception-cognition domain T Georgakopoulos, E Grossman, D Nikolaev, S Polis Linguistic Typology 26 (2), 439-487, 2022	36	2022
SegBo: a database of borrowed sounds in the world’s languages E Grossman, E Eisen, D Nikolaev, S Moran The 12th Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, Marseille, France, 11 …, 2020	31	2020
On the pragmatics of subjectification: The grammaticalization of verbless allative futures (with a case study in Ancient Egyptian) E Grossman, S Polis Acta Linguistica Hafniensia 46 (1), 25-63, 2014	30	2014
Navigating polyfunctionality in the lexicon. Semantic maps and Ancient Egyptian lexical semantics E Grossman, S Polis Lexical Semantics in Ancient Egyptian, 175-225, 2012	28	2012
No case before the verb, obligatory case after the verb in Coptic E Grossman Egyptian-Coptic linguistics in typological perspective, 203-225, 2015	27	2015
The Egyptian-Coptic language: its setting in space, time and culture E Grossman, TS Richter Egyptian-Coptic linguistics in typological perspective, 69-101, 2014	27*	2014
The Leipzig-Jerusalem transliteration of Coptic E Grossman, M Haspelmath Egyptian-Coptic linguistics in typological perspective, 145-54, 2015	25	2015
Periphrastic Perfects in the Coptic Dialects. A Case Study in Grammaticalization E Grossman Lingua Aegyptia 17, 81-118, 2009	24	2009
The impact of information structure on the emergence of differential object marking: an experimental study S Tal, K Smith, J Culbertson, E Grossman, I Arnon Cognitive Science 46 (3), e13119, 2022	22	2022
Coming to Your Senses: on Controls and Evaluation Sets in Polysemy Research H Dubossarsky, E Grossman, D Weinshall Proceedings of the 2018 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language …, 2018	22	2018
What can historical linguistics and experimental pragmatics offer each other? E Grossman, I Noveck Linguistics Vanguard 1 (1), 145-153, 2015	22	2015
Part II) Studies M Collier, OD Gensler, E Grossman, T Güldemann, M Haspelmath	22*	2014
Areal sound change and the distributional typology of affricate richness in Eurasia D Nikolaev, E Grossman Studies in Language. International Journal sponsored by the Foundation …, 2018	21	2018
The road to auxiliariness revisited: the grammaticalization of FINISH anteriors in Spanish M Rosemeyer, E Grossman Diachronica 34 (4), 516-558, 2017	17	2017
Lexical Semantics in Ancient Egyptian E Grossman, S Polis, J Winand Widmaier, 2012	17	2012

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