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; ...Indo-European, Uralic, Altaic, and Hamito-Semitic. After an introduction the...Indo-European, Uralic, and Hamito-Semitic), then proceeds to Dravidian...above-mentioned groups of languages, discusses sound correspondences...and IE, or Dravidian and Hamito-Semitic. Secondly, the ...
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; ...proceedings of a 1993 Hamito-Semitic-Indo-European conference...kaa-, which in some languages can correspond to...alleged Indo-European-Hamito-Semitic cognates, mentioning...Werner Vycichl, on Hamito-Semitic particles, and Andrzej...
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Comparative Semitic Linguistics: A Manual
; ...tantalizing look at Afrasiatic (Hamito-Semitic) languages and the Ebla material. The main...lexicostatistics, reconstruction from other languages, and, within the same language...a feel of the wide range of languages concerned (Akkadian, Amharic...
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War of the Tongues
; ...29.95 In the contest for survival, do the "best" languages always win? Over the centuries, what decides linguistic...somehow, the Latin of the Romans became the Romance languages: Italian, French, Spanish, Provencal, Romanian and...the Word," his wide-ranging history of the world's languages, Nicholas ...
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Scholar disputes Ebonics link to African dialects: No genetic tie, he says, just slang.(Culture, Et Cetera)
; ...scholar who classified the languages of Africa into four large...the approximately 1,000 languages of Africa into four stocks...Khoisan and Afro-Asiatic (Hamito-Semitic). Featured in the Encyclopaedia...describe the largest family of languages in sub-Saharan Africa, with 890 known member ...
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Population history of North Africa: Evidence from classical genetic markers
; ...and Spanish in Morocco; French in Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia; Italians in Libya) and Ottoman Turks, mainly in Egypt. Most of the languages spoken today in northern Africa belong to the Afro-Asiatic (formerly named Hamito-Semitic) family (Ru
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