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Vol. 75 No. 1 (2026)

The journal Us Wurk (1952-) publishes scholarly contributions on Frisian language and literature. Languages of publication are Frisian, Dutch, English, German and French. Contributions written in Frisian, Dutch or French have an English or German summary.

It tydskrift Us Wurk (1952-) befettet wittenskiplike bydragen op it mêd fan de taalkunde en de letterkunde fan it Frysk (elke perioade en elk dialekt). De publikaasjetalen binne Frysk, Nederlânsk, Ingelsk, Dútsk en Frânsk. Bydragen yn it Frysk, it Nederlânsk en it Frânsk begjinne mei in koarte gearfetting yn it Ingelsk of it Dútsk.

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Articles

  • Fries en Stadsfries in Nederlandstalige procesdossiers van rond 1720
    Philippus Breuker, Hylkje de Jong
    1-17
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  • Corpus of Wangerooge Frisian (CWF): An Open Resource for East Frisian Studies
    Sune Gregersen
    18-29
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  • Die inselnordfriesischen Fischnamen im dialektgeographischen Vergleich
    Volkert F. Faltings
    30-77
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Reviews and commentaries

  • Sytse Buwalda, Grammatica van het Bildts, Westhoek (2023)
    Siebren Dyk
    78-82
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  • Ramón Boldt, Aspekte der Vergleichenden Phraseologie. Untersucht und dargestellt am Beispiel der ältesten germanischen Rechtstexte, (Münchner Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft, Neue Folge, Beiheft 34), Dettelbach (2023)
    Johanneke Sytsema
    83-88
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  • Op it mêd
    Us Wurk Redaksje
    89-96
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