Comparative Notes on Hurro-Urartian, Northern Caucasian

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this god and eaten by the whole fam
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domesticated in this large area, ac
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where horses are designated by a Su
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Hittite translation uses the verbal
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dialects including Luwian (the Hitt
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dialect of Ormuri yâspa “mare”
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