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Hattic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hattic may
refer to: Hattians, an
ancient people of Anatolia,
Turkey Hattic language, an
extinct language...
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Hattic, or Hattian, was a non-Indo-European
agglutinative language spoken by the
Hattians in Asia
Minor in the 2nd
millennium BC.
Scholars call the language...
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between the
Northwest Caucasian (Circ****ian)
family and the
extinct Hattic language.
Hattic was
spoken in
Anatolia (Turkey), in the area
around ancient Hattusa...
- (Luwian)
Hasameli – god of
metalworkers and
craftsmen (
Hattic) Ḫatepuna –
daughter of the sea (
Hattic) Ḫazzi –
mountain and
weather god (Hurrian)
Hutena and...
- Ḫalmašuit (
Hattic Ḫanwašuit) was a
goddess worshiped by
Hattians and
Hittites in
Bronze Age Anatolia. She was the
divine representation of a ceremonial...
- the
second millennium BC, and who
spoke an
unrelated language known as
Hattic. The
modern conventional name "Hittites" is due to the
initial identification...
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linked to
other languages may be a
reflection of our poor
knowledge of them.
Hattic, Gutian, and K****ite are all
considered unclassified languages, but their...
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isolates were found, including; Elamite,
Gutian and K****ite in Iran, and
Hattic,
Kaskian and Hurro-Urartian in Turkey. The
precise affiliation of these...
- so
called by both the
Hattians and
their conquerors, the Hittites. The
Hattic city of
Zalpa was "situated
probably at or near the
estuary of the Marr****antiya...
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affinities between the
Northwest Caucasian (Circ****ian)
family and the
extinct Hattic language of
central Anatolia. See the
article on
Northwest Caucasian languages...
