Lingua Aegyptia (recommended abbreviation: LingAeg) publishes articles and book reviews on all aspects of Egyptian and Coptic language and literature in the narrower sense: (a) grammar, including graphemics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, lexicography; (b) Egyptian language history, including norms, diachrony, dialectology, typology; (c) comparative linguistics, including Afroasiatic contacts, loanwords; (d) theory and history of Egyptian literature and literary discourse; (e) history of Egyptological linguistics.

Marc Brose, Das ägyptische Verb und der ägyptisch-semitische Sprachvergleich...(1-40) Gaëlle Chantrain & Camilla Di Biase-Dyson, Making a Case for Multidimensionality in Ramesside Figurative Language...(41-66) Roberto A. Díaz Hernández, Von wn.in und wn zu ne. Ein diachroner Fall der Hintergrundinformation...(67-81) Barbara Egedi, Two Kinds of Definiteness in Coptic...(83-99) Roman Gundacker, Where to Place 'Ältere Komposita'? Traces of Dialectal Diversity Among Early Toponyms and Theonyms...(101-176) Elsa Oréal, Nominalizations as a Source for Verbal Morphology. Grammaticalization Paths of Modality and Information Structure in Earlier Egyptian...(177-209) Helmut Satzinger, Second Tenses in Egyptian-Coptic and Some Other African Languages...(211-229) Wolfgang Schenkel, in-/= "sagt" < i(.i) in- "sagt(e), nämlich"...(231-279) Gebhard J. Selz, Colette Grinevald & Orly Goldwasser, The Question of Sumerian "Determinatives". Inventory, Classifier Analysis, and Comparison to Egyptian Classifiers from the Linguistic Perspective of Noun Classification...(281-344) Nathalie Sojic, Identifying Late Egyptian Virtual Relative Clauses...(345-372) Elisabeth Steinbach-Eicke, Experiencing is Tasting. Perception Metaphors of Taste in Ancient Egyptian...(373-390) Sami Uljas, Where to Stick an Adverbial in Earlier Egyptian...(391-414)