Are all agglutinative languages related to one another?
Are all agglutinative languages related to one another?
Are all agglutinative languages related to one another?
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ALFRÉD TÓTH : ARE ALL AGGLUTINATIVE LANGUAGES RELATED TO ONE ANOTHER?<br />
2.7.4. Caucasian and Tasmanian<br />
Bouda (1953a): 45 word-equations<br />
2.8. Burushaski<br />
2.8.1. Burushaski and Caucasian<br />
Bouda (1950): 112 word-equations<br />
Bouda (1954): 42 word-equations<br />
Bouda (1964c): 54 word-equations<br />
2.8.2. Burushaski and Tibetan<br />
Bouda (1964c): 19 word-equations<br />
2.8.3. Burushaski and Uralian<br />
Bouda (1964c): 11 word-equations<br />
2.8.4. Burushaski and Paleo-Siberian<br />
Yenissean: Bouda (1957): 11 word-equations<br />
Chukchi: Bouda (1950): 61 word-equations<br />
2.8.5. Burushaski and Indochinese<br />
Bouda (1950): 86 word-equations<br />
2.9. Indo-European<br />
2.9.1. Indo-European and Sumerian<br />
Frayne (1993): 50 word-equations<br />
2.9.2. Indo-European and Semitic<br />
Brunner (1969): 1030 word-equations<br />
2.9.3. Indo-European and Finno-Ugric<br />
Jacobsohn (1922): ca. 2000 word-equations<br />
2.9.4. Indo-European, Semitic and Polynesian<br />
Brunner (1982): 958 word-equations<br />
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