- In linguistics, the
****hetic hypothesis or
****hetic theory of
Soviet linguist Nikolay Yakovlevich Marr (1864–1934)
postulated that the
Kartvelian languages...
- The term ****hetites (sometimes
spelled ****hethites; in
adjective form
****hetic or ****hethitic)
refers to the
descendants of ****heth, one of the
three sons...
-
aryan (F. M. Müller, 1861)
aryaque (H. Chavée, 1867). Rask's ****etisk or "
****hetic languages",
after the old
notion of "****hetites" and
ultimately ****heth...
- as a
scholar of the
Caucasus during the 1910s
before embarking on his "
****hetic theory" on the
origin of
language (from 1924), now
considered as pseudo-scientific...
- Gr****: Γαμὲρ, romanized: Gamér) was the
eldest son of ****heth (and of the
****hetic line), and
father of Ashkenaz, Riphath, and Togarmah,
according to the...
- of the
descendants of Noah.
Ashkenaz is the
first son of Gomer, and a
****hetic patriarch in the
Table of Nations. In
rabbinic literature, the descendants...
-
portray ****heth.
Caucasian race
Groups claiming affiliation with
Israelites ****hetic theory ****hetites Proto-Indo-Europeans Sons of Noah
Wives aboard the Ark...
- Schlözer and Eichhorn's
Biblical terminology for race: Semitic,
Hamitic and
****hetic.
Johann David Michaelis (1717–1791),
first chair of the
department of Oriental...
- time, this
ancestor language split into two families: the
****hetic and the Aramaic. The
****hetic family split even further, into
Scythian and
Celtic branches...
- the
Leipzig University in 1922 and
published a
paper in
support of the
****hetic theory. He
retired from
teaching 10
years later.
Elena Rydzevskaya and...
