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 />
2.15.3. Munda (Santali) and Hungarian<br />
von Hevesy (1932): 1134 word equations<br />
2.15.4. Vietnamese and Hungarian<br />
Tóth (2007e): 51 word equations<br />
2.16. North American Indian/Canadian<br />
2.16.1. General<br />
Sumerian and Dene-Caucasian (= Sino-Caucasian: Basque, Caucasian, Burushaski, Sino-Tibetan,<br />
Yenissean + Na Dene; Blažek/Bengtson 1995): 219 word-equations<br />
2.16.2. Penutian and Hungarian<br />
von Sadovzsky (1996): ca. 2000 word-equations<br />
2.17. Mesoamerican Indian<br />
2.17.1. Misiki<strong>to</strong>/Sumo and Caucasian<br />
Bouda (1962): 199 word-equations<br />
2.17.2. Miski<strong>to</strong>/Sumo and Uralic<br />
Bouda (1962): 55 word-equations<br />
2.17.3. Miski<strong>to</strong>/Sumo and Indo-Chinese<br />
Bouda (1962): 36 word-equations<br />
2.17.4. Miski<strong>to</strong>/Sumo and Polynesian<br />
Bouda (1962): 27 word-equations<br />
2.18. South American Indian<br />
2.18.1. Sumerian and (Meso-, South American)<br />
Stucken (1927): over 100 word-equations<br />
2.18.2. Aymara and Caucasian<br />
Bouda (1961b, 1961c): 258 word-equations<br />
2.18.3. Chimu and Uralic<br />
Bouda (1961b): 85 word-equations, from which 16 Hungarian<br />
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