Tocharian languages
Tocharian languages Indo-European Indo-European languages Albanian ... AnatolianArmenian | Baltic | CelticGermanic | Greek | Indo-IranianItalic | Slavic | Tocharian Proto-Indo-Europeans Language | Society | ReligionKurgan | Yamna | Corded Ware Indo-European studies Tocharian is one of the most obscure branches ... language group. It consisted of two languages, Tocharian A (Turfanian, Arsi, or East Tocharian) and Tocharian B (Kuchean or West ...
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Talk:Tocharian
Talk:Tocharian Something needs to be fixed. Tocharian is the proper name for the culture ... a lot of pages with the term Tocharian as, that is the proper term to ...
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Image:Tocharian.JPG
Image:Tocharian.JPG Image File history File links Metadata ... KB) Wooden plate with inscription in the Tocharian language. Kucha, China, 5th-8th century. Tokyo ...
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Talk:Tocharian languages
Talk:Tocharian languages There is an entry titled Tokharian ... Pratimoksa Fragment Sylvain Levi (1913) What would Tocharian be called in Tocharian itself? Meursault2004 01:25, 8 Jan 2005 ... 21 Jan 2005 (UTC) What evidence for Tocharian-speaking Kushans? The page as it now stands states that Tocharian was the language of the Kushan ...
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Image talk:Tocharian.JPG Maybe the japanese text (which, btw, says "Tokara-Go", Tocharian Language) at the bottom should be edited ...
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User:Dysfunktion/List of common Indo European roots
... Celtic Germanic Hellenic Indo-Iranian Italic Slavic Tocharian Other Root Meaning Albanian Hittite Lycian Armenian ... Oscan Umbrian Old Church Slavonic Polish Russian Tocharian Dacian Old Macedonian Illyrian Phrygian Thracian eg ... Celtic Germanic Hellenic Indo-Iranian Italic Slavic Tocharian Other Root Meaning Albanian Hittite Lycian Armenian ... Oscan Umbrian Old Church Slavonic Polish Russian Tocharian Dacian Old Macedonian Illyrian Phrygian Thracian 1 ... Celtic Germanic Hellenic Indo-Iranian Italic Slavic Tocharian Other Root Meaning Albanian Hittite Lycian ...
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Tocharians
... 1st millennium CE. Their language is called Tocharian. Archaeology The Tarim mummies suggest that precursors ... Uighur Turks in the 8th century CE. "Tocharian donors", possibly the "Knights with Long Swords ... These frescoes are associated with annotations in Tocharian and Sanskrit made by their painters. There ... invasions by Turkic speakers may have pushed Tocharian speakers out of the Tarim Basin and ... Tarim Basin mummies (1800 BCE) and the Tocharian texts and frescoes from the Tarim ...
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Talk:Tocharians
... Was removed because it is dead wrong. Tocharian is not more closely related to Hittite ... We've already been through this before... Tocharian's nearest relative has been shown to ... Your argument is linguistically weak. Of course Tocharian shares some cognates with Hittite; both are ... an especially close link between Hittite and Tocharian) nil. As for your bogus claim of POV, what are you affirming? That Tocharian does share crucial early sound changes, ...
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Talk:Uyghur
... the ancient Uighur scripts was based on Tocharian; plus, if you read ancient Uighur scriptures ... ancient Uighur are borrowed from Sanskrit and Tocharian. Read S. E. Malov, Pamyatniki drevnetyurkskoi pis’mennosti ... sounds to you. See also definition of Tocharian in this Wikipedia: Tocharian is one of the most obscure branches ... language group. It consisted of two languages, Tocharian A (Turfanian, Arsi, or East Tocharian) ...
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Talk:Indo-European languages/Archive 1
... Germanic, Greek, Slavic, Indo-Iranian, Anatolian, and Tocharian are equally important. --Angr/ comhrá 15:57 ... as the existence of a Celtic-Italic-Tocharian branch of Indo-European. Last time I ... if not dismissed, not to mention adding Tocharian to the salad. Germanic has been associated ... branch" made up of Celtic, Italic, and Tocharian, you go on to say "One question ... is absolutely no question whether Celto-Italo-Tocharian even existed? That's quite interesting. ...
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