Luwian language - Wikipedia
网页Luwian is an ancient Indo-European language spoken in Anatolia and Syria from the 2nd to the 1st millennium BC. It has two varieties, cuneiform and hieroglyphic, and is related to other Anatolian languages such as Hittite, Carian, and Lycian.
Luwians - Wikipedia
网页Luwians were an ancient people who spoke the Luwian language and lived in Anatolia and northern Syria. They were part of the Hittite Empire and its successor states, and are known from their inscriptions and culture.
Luwian | Hittite Empire, Anatolia, Bronze Age | Britannica
网页Luwian was a member of an extinct people of ancient Anatolia, related to the Hittites and dominant in the Late Hittite culture. Learn about their language, religion, history, and art from Britannica's editors.
Anatolian Language, Hieroglyphs & Cuneiform - Britannica
网页Luwian is an extinct Anatolian language with two forms, cuneiform and hieroglyphic, that show influence from Hittite. Learn about its geographic distribution, inscriptions, and relationship to other languages.
Luwian language and script - Omniglot
网页Luwian was an Anatolian language spoken in central and western Anatolia and northern Syria until about 600 BC. It was written with hieroglyphic and cuneiform scripts, and has been deciphered with the help of bilingual texts and other sources.
Luvian (Chapter 3) - The Ancient Languages of Asia Minor
网页Luvian (or Luwian) was arguably the most widely spoken member of the Anatolian sub-group of Indo-European. Evidence for the language is twofold.
The Luwian Language | Oxford Handbook Topics in Linguistics
网页2014年12月5日 · An overview of the Luwian language, a close relative of Hittite and a member of the Indo-European Anatolian group. Learn about its history, structure, scripts, and contact-induced features.
23 Luwian and the Luwians - Oxford Academic
网页An overview of the Luwian language and its speakers in ancient Anatolia, based on cuneiform, hieroglyphic, and alphabetic sources. The article discusses the history, geography, and sociolinguistics of the Luwian language communities and their relation to Hittites and other Anatolian peoples.
A Companion to Ancient Near Eastern Languages - Wiley Online Library
网页2020年2月28日 · This chapter discusses the Luwian language with a focus on textual evidence, sociolinguistic status, language contacts, and grammar. The first (indirect) evidence for Luwian comes from Akkadian texts of the twentieth to eighteenth centuries BCE from the Assyrian trading colonies in central Anatolia.
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