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Greenberg's work, however, is dismissed by many linguists due to his method of mass lexical comparison which only registers similarities but not regular correspondences. | Greenberg's work, however, is dismissed by many linguists due to his method of mass lexical comparison which only registers similarities but not regular correspondences. | ||
Allan R. Bomhard, one of the main proponents of [[Nostratic]], considers Eurasiatic a subgroup of Nostratic. | |||
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* [[Wikipedia: Eurasiatic languages]] | * [[Wikipedia: Eurasiatic languages]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:09, 30 November 2011
Eurasiatic is a hypothetic language family.
The name 'Eurasiatic' was first proposed by Joseph Greenberg for a family consisting of:
- Indo-European
- Etruscan
- Uralic
- Altaic
- Korean
- Japanese
- Ainu
- Nivkh (Gilyak)
- Yukaghir
- Chukotko-Kamchatkan
- Eskimo-Aleut
Greenberg's work, however, is dismissed by many linguists due to his method of mass lexical comparison which only registers similarities but not regular correspondences.
Allan R. Bomhard, one of the main proponents of Nostratic, considers Eurasiatic a subgroup of Nostratic.
