- Its
kings left
behind cuneiform inscriptions in the
Urartian language, a
member of the Hurro-
Urartian language family.
Urartu extended from the Euphrates...
- boxes, or
other symbols instead of
cuneiform script.
Urartian or
Vannic is an
extinct Hurro-
Urartian language which was
spoken by the
inhabitants of the...
- Hurro-
Urartian is an
extinct language family of the
Ancient Near East,
comprising only two
known languages:
Hurrian and
Urartian. It is
often ****umed that...
-
Urartians were an
ancient people who
spoke the
Urartian language. The
territory of the
ancient kingdom of
Urartu extended over the
modern frontiers of...
-
urban planning of the
Urartian culture, an Iron Age
civilization located in
Anatolia and the
Armenian Highlands. The
Urartians are
known for
their fortresses...
-
Urartian religion is a
belief system adopted in the
ancient state of Urartu,
which existed from the 8th to 6th
centuries BC. It was
typical of despotic...
-
Northeast Caucasian (Nakh–Dagestanian)
languages and the
extinct Hurro-
Urartian languages. The term
Alarodian is
derived from Gr**** Ἀλαρόδιοι (Alarodioi)...
-
Benjamins Publishing. p. 208. ISBN 9027247587. Zimansky, Paul (2011). "
Urartian and
Urartians". The
Oxford Handbook of
Ancient Anatolia. p. 556. {{cite book}}:...
- into
Urartian and vice versa,
including grammatical words and
parts of speech, such as
Urartian eue ("and"),
attested in the
earliest Urartian texts...
- Hurro-
Urartian as an
Eastern Caucasian language."
Bibliotheca Orientalis XLVI (1989): 260–280. Zimansky, Paul (September 2011), "
Urartian and the
Urartians"...
