Search results for "Altaic languages" - New World Encyclopedia

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  • Due to the similarities in languages, historians believe that the ... to the Samoyedic branch of the Uralic languages (the other branch being ...
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  • Dravidian peoples refers to the peoples that natively speak languages ... much larger region, replacing Indo-Aryan languages. Genetic studies have concluded ...
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  • *Dalby, Andrew. Dictionary of Languages. New York: Columbia University ... *Sinor, Denis. Aspects of Altaic Civilization . Routledge, 1997 (original ...
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  • Goguryeo language the closest to the Altaic languages out of the Three Kingdoms ... propose the so-called "Buyeo languages" family that includes ...
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  • of the Turkic population of the Ural-Altaic region, mixed to some extent ... ancestors may have spoken Uralic or Altaic languages. Thus some writers talk ...
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  • language and the Jurchen and Khitan languages are agglutinative, the ... inscriptions on the steles are in four languages: Chinese, Jurchen, Mongol ...
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  • existed, the people would have had Altaic origins, whose northern Mongolian ... Korean. Some linguists place Korean in the Altaic language family; others consider ...
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  • steppes of Central Asia. The Gaoche were Altaic nomads who lived in the valleys ... Arabic, Persian, Chaghatai, and Uyghur languages, fragments of Buddhist ...
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  • *India is the birthplace of ancient languages like Harrappan. Predating ... *India is home to many Indo-European languages, the most prominent ...
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  • == Origins, Languages and Early History of the Xiongnu == Only about 20 words belonging to the Altaic languages are known ...
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  • dialects across the country. Mongol is an Altaic language—from the Altaic ... revolution, study of different foreign languages became popular. Mongolia ...
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  • According to Robert G. Gordon, Jr., editor of the Ethnologue: Languages ... Kalmyk and Oirat are two distinct languages. The major distinction ...
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  • Limited linguistic evidence suggests possible Altaic origins of these people, whose northern Mongolian steppe culture absorbed immigrants and invaders ...
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  • European, Semitic and South Caucasian languages, as well as many languages ... and Lycia. The Lydians and Lycians spoke languages that were fundamentally ...
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  • There are as many as 300 living languages in China. David M. Eberhard ... China, local ethnic groups speak Altaic languages including Manchu, Mongolian ...
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  • originated from the Ashina tribe, an Altaic people who lived in the northern ... a holy text, has been translated into 32 languages and distributed for free ...
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  • === Languages === is generally considered to be part of the Altaic linguistic group and is related ...
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