Research keywords (5)：
Indian grammatical tradition
, Philological Approaches to Buddhist Studies
, Tocharian
, Old Indo-Iranian Languages
, Indo-European Historical Linguistics
Research theme for competitive and other funds (1)：
2018 - 2022 A Sanskrit-Tocharian Dictionary Project
Papers (20)：
Catt, Adam Alvah, Kawamura, Yūto. The World of Ancient Indian Grammatical Science II: An Annotated Translation of Pāṇini’s Grammar (Sūtras 1.2.1-1.3.93). Tokyo University Linguistic Papers. 2023. 45. e86-e234
Adam Alvah Catt. Verbal Governing Compounds with an Accusative-Marked First Member of the Type agnim-indhá-: From Vedic to Pāṇini. Bhasha: Journal of South Asian Linguistics, Philology, and Grammatical Traditions. 2023. 2. 1. 13-30
Adam Alvah Catt, Athanaric Huard, Yuima Inaba. Tocharian Abhidharma Texts III: A Philological Study of B 199. Journal Asiatique. 2023. 311. 1. 89-108
Catt, Adam Alvah. Review of Yoshida Yutaka, Sogudogo bunpō kōgi [Lectures on Sogdian Grammar], 2022, Kyoto: Rinsen. Acta Orientalia Hungaricae. 2023. 76. 1. 165-167
Catt, Adam Alvah, Kawamura Yūto. The World of Ancient Indian Grammatical Science I: An Annotated Translation of Pāṇini’s Grammar (Sūtras 1.1.1- 1.1.75). Tokyo University Linguistic Papers (TULiP). 2022. 44. e174-e231
QAZZU warrai: Anatolian and Indo-European Studies in Honor of Kazuhiko Yoshida
Ann Arbor: Beech Stave. 2019
Lectures and oral presentations (29)：
Project on the Tocharian Abhidharma Texts
(Vienna Ancient Tarim Studies Workshop 2022)
The Tocharian Lexicon from an Abhidharmic Perspective: Recent Findings
(34th Deutscher Orientalistentag, Panel: Tocharian Language and Buddhist Literature of the Tarim Basin, Freie Universität Berlin 2022)
Pāṇini’s Approach to Verbal Governing Compounds with a First Member in -m
(11th CBC Conference, Panel: Vyākaraṇa and Its Many Espouses: Linguistics, Philology, Philosopy, Sapienza University of Rome (online and in-person) 2021)
Exploring the Tocharian Abhidharma Texts: Recent Findings on B 197 and Future Prospects
(Tocharian in Progress Conference, Leiden University 2020)
Recent Advancements in Understanding the Tocharian B Abhidharma Literature: A New Look at Manuscript THT 197
(Recent Advances in Tocharian Philology and Linguistics Workshop, University of Vienna 2019)
