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Nostratic languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Most language experts remain highly skeptical of the Nostratic hypothesis, which enjoyed so much publicity in the late 1980's and early 1990's that it is sometimes described as the linguists' version of cold fusion.
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We publish some more important papers on comparative Niger-Congo, including manuscript articles by J ... Issue 2 (2009) of the Journal has just been published jointly by the Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Russian State University for Humanities. ... The article "The Na-Dene Languages:
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The tradition of Nostratic scholarship in Russia dates back to the early 1960's. At that time two young Russian linguists, a semitologist, A. Dolgopolsky, and a slavicist, V. Illich-Svitych, made independent attempts to collect and systematize all pertinent publications of western linguists.
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It is an attempt to show that Proto-Indo-European is not genetically isolated but, rather, belongs to a larger linguistic grouping, namely, the Nostratic macrofamily. For the first time, all aspects of the putative proto-language are discussed in detail: phonology, morphology, vocabulary, syntax, and homelands.
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Dec 15, 2009 ... Nostratica: Resources on Nostratic Linguistics · Nostratica: Resources on Nostratic Linguistics. Posted by Andis Kaulins at 2:22 PM 0 ...
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N.B.: This is a Mirror of the NOSTRATIC List at NOSTRATIC@XKL.COM. It exists only to provide a web-searchable archive of the material posted there. If you wish to subscribe to it, you can do so here.
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Nostratic hypothesis proposed by Holgar Pedersen in 1903 ... - Nostratic is derived from the Latin word nostras, which means 'our countrymen' ... - Believe that the proto-Nostratic was spoken some time before 15,000 B...
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Bomhard, Allan R. 1992. "The Nostratic Macrofamily (with special reference to Indo-European)" Word 43: 61-83. ... Bomhard, Allan R. The Nostratic macrofamily: a study in distant linguistic relationship. New York: Mouton de Gruyter, 1994...
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Nostratic, a hypothetical extinct language, purportedly served as the root language from which a large number of the language families of Europe, Asia, and Africa may have descended. ... As an example of the kind of Etymologies put forward by supporters of the Nostratic hypothesis, we can cite the following (from Bomhard...
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