Caucasian Natural Languages Linguistics
Caucasian Natural Languages Linguistics
Caucasian
Caucasian languages are a group of about forty languages native to the Caucasus region. Spoken in the Northern Caucasia, Transcaucasia and Turkey. Small groups of speakers of Caucasian languages also live in Syria, Iran and other countries of the Near East.
Source
Top: Science: Social Sciences: Linguistics: Languages: Natural: Caucasian
See Also:
- Brief profile and list of languages, some with links to further information.
- Online grammar of Udi, spoken in Northern Azerbaijan and Eastern Georgia. Contains grammatical description, samples of Spoken Udi, text collection with interlinear glosses and translation, and bibliography.
- Brief historical and technical profile of the dialects spoken in Abkhazia, an autonomous republic within the former Soviet Georgia.
- Paper examining the marking of ergative/absolutive case in various types of nominals subsequently relating their distribution to the nominal hierarchy.
- Article by Eric Potsdam and Maria Polinsky, discussing cases of agreement extending beyond the clause.
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