The Etruscans begin to speak Albanian II Bibliografia

1. The Etruscans begin to speak

   books.google.frZĕchariă Mayani - 1962 - 474 pages - Extraits For instance, Etruscan mish, "meat", corresponds to Albanian mish; Etruscan ershe, "dark", is errshem in Albanian; Etruscan ikhnak, ... These equivalents do not mean, however, that Albanian has inherited its words from Etruscan. ... Autres éditions Dans Ma bibliothèque : Modifier▼

2. The Albanians: an ethnic history from prehistoric times to the present - Page 40

   books.google.frEdwin E. Jacques - 1995 - 730 pages - Aperçu A contemporary scholar of Arbereshe or Italo-Albanian origin, Nermin Vlora Falaschi, has authored a second study of ancient Euro-Mediterranean civilizations entitled Etruscan, A Living Language. Drawing upon the works of other scholars ... Autres éditions Dans Ma bibliothèque : Modifier▼

3. Etruscan Researches

   books.google.frIsaac Taylor - 2010 - 396 pages - Aucun aperçu We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork. Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼

4. The Armenian origin of the Etruscans - Page 81

   books.google.frRobert Ellis - 1861 - 200 pages - Afficher la publication en entier All these Albanian words are borrowed from the Turkish, which has itself borrowed them from the Persian or Arabic. ... My Albanian words are derived from Dr. Hahn's Albanesische Studien. if'1 ^"' ' " ; Albanian words allied to the ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼

5. The Etruscan language: an introduction - Page xii

   books.google.frGiuliano Bonfante, Larissa Bonfante - 2002 - 253 pages - Aperçu the study of the Etruscan language: the Corpus of Etruscan Inscriptions, the Thesaurus of the Etruscan Language, Carlo de Simone's study ... Attempts to connect the Etruscan language with Albanian, Armenian, Aztec, and a long series of ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼

6. The Incorporated linguist: Volumes 1 à 4 ;Volumes 1 à 4

   books.google.frInstitute of Linguists (Great Britain), Institute of Linguists (Great Britain) - 1962 - Extraits My first step was therefore an attempt to establish a connexion between Etruscan and Albanian. All the more so because the Albanians seemed to be the descendants of the ancient Illyrians (who originated in Central Europe), ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼

7. Historical dictionary of Albania - Page 133

   books.google.frRobert Elsie - 2010 - 587 pages - Aperçu She has lectured widely, in particular on her rather controversial views of the ties between the Albanian language and ... Illyrians, Etruscans, Albanians; Rome, 1984); L'Etrusco lingua viva (Etruscan, a Living Language; Rome, 1989); ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼

8. Sources of the Etruscan and Basque languages

   books.google.frRobert Ellis - 1886 - 166 pages - Extraits Albanian dyelym, 'boy'; Ossetic svdllon, 'child'. In the Albanian dyelym and the Ossetic svallon, the Scythian seems to crop out through the superincumbent Aryan, just as it does in the Etruscan sech ; for the Albanian and the Ossetic ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼

9. The linguist: journal of the Institute of Linguists: Volumes 25 à 26

   books.google.frInstitute of Linguists (Great Britain), Institute of Linguists (Great Britain). - 1986 - Extraits Whether or not the funerary script that adorns them actually represents the language the Etruscans spoke is immaterial. The beauty of these graceful scenes is literate in its own right. The Albanian Solution When Bopp decided that ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼

10. The Listener: Volume 75

    books.google.frBritish Broadcasting Corporation - 1966 - Extraits Yours, etc., Ilford WB Biand Secretary, The Albanian Society Etruscans and Romans Sir, — Mr MI Finley, in his extremely interesting talk ' Etruscans and Romans ' (The Listener, January 27), tells us that no one has successfully ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The politics of language in socialist Albania books.google.frArshi Pipa - 1989 - 283 pages - Extraits 132 Now the Romanized Etruscans used to call themselves Toschi (Dante has Farinata call him tosco at Inf. x.22, and the regional name appears ten more times in the Comedy). And attempts have been made to derive Albanian from Etruscan133 ... Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Those mysterious Etruscans books.google.frAgnes Carr Vaughan - 1964 - 222 pages - Extraits Mayani's method has been, primarily, to compare the phonetic, morphological, and semantic similarities of the Albanian and the Etruscan languages. His complete study is, however, as he states in his preface, "concerned with Albanians, ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The Etruscans books.google.frAgnes Carr Vaughan - 1993 - 222 pages - Extraits Mayani's method has been, primarily, to compare the phonetic, morphological, and semantic similarities of the Albanian and the Etruscan languages. His complete study is, however, as he states in his preface, "concerned with Albanians, ... Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ A mouthful of air: language and languages, especially English books.google.frAnthony Burgess - 1992 - 347 pages - Extraits In making his Albanian-Etruscan connections, Mayani shows family resemblances which confirm our bland statements about common origins but confuse us by blurring the edges of the language groups. Albanian ama means 'mother', ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Etruscan Bologna - Page 134 books.google.frRichard F. Burton - 2000 - 290 pages - Aperçu The same kind of ' unbuilded, unarched bridges ' are still remarked by visitors to Albanian Skodra. From this noble Platea Cardinalis, or Grande Rue, a single line of secondary thoroughfare sets off at a right angle to the west ; only a ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Saturday review of politics, literature, science and art: Volume 43 books.google.frJohn Douglas Cook, Philip Harwood, Walter Herries Pollock - 1877 - Extraits After the same fashion Mr. Taylor is represented as asserting that " the mysterious Albanian is simply the vulgar Finnic " (2 1 5) — in other words, that the Albanian language is non-Aryan. We turn to the Etruscan Researches (20), ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ UNESCO features: a fortnightly press service: Numéros 371 à 391 books.google.frUnesco - 1961 - Extraits For instance, cemnac, an epithet used to describe Tinia, the Etruscan god of thunder, could be identified by the Albanian root gean (to thunder), the ending ac, being a suffix common both to Albanian and Etruscan (Figure l). ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Reading the past: ancient writing from cuneiform to the alphabet - Page 331 books.google.frJ. T. Hooker - 1990 - 384 pages - Afficher la publication en entier Etruscan pronunciation, and the changes it underwent during the approximately seven centuries when Etruscan was spoken ... of 'etymological' method which claims connections, for example, with Albanian and Basque, Hebrew, Turkish, etc. ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Chambers's encyclopædia: a dictionary of universal knowledge: Volume 1 - Page 105 books.google.fr1868 - Afficher la publication en entier The Albanians are half-civilised mountaineers, frank to a friend, vindictive to an enemy. ... At a short distance from the town, on the old Appian Way, are found the remains of an amphitheatre, and a sepulchre of Etruscan architecture. ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Chambers's encyclopaedia: a dictionary of universal knowledge for ...: Volume 1 - Page 105 books.google.fr1860 - Afficher la publication en entier The Albanians are half-civilised mountaineers, frank to a friend, vindictive to an enemy. ... At a short distance from the town, on the old Appian Way, are found the remains of an amphitheatre, and a sepulchre of Etruscan architecture. ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The science of language: linguistics, philology, etymology books.google.frAbel Hovelacque - 1877 - 340 pages - Extraits Such is the case with several Aryan tongues, living and dead, as, for instance, Etruscan and Albanian, and we shall here devote a few words to some of these unclassified tongues. (1) Etruscan. Few languages have tested the sagacity of ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Europe books.google.frFrederick William Rudler - 1885 - 617 pages - Extraits Analogies have even been pointed out between Albanian and Etruscan,1 suggesting a primitive Thraco -Etruscan group intermediate between the Hellenic and Italie, which, if established, would doubtless help to remove much of the obscurity ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ A guide to Etruscan antiquities books.google.frAldo Neppi Modona, Aldo Neppi Modona - 1968 - 142 pages - Extraits from ancient glossaries and inscriptions in Asia Minor and other regions, attempts to prove that the modern Albanian language is the best key for deciphering the ancient idioms both of Asia Minor and Etruria, because, according to him, ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The Classical world: Volumes 55 à 56 ;Volumes 55 à 56 books.google.frClassical Association of the Atlantic States, Classical Association of the Atlantic States - 1962 - Extraits In his introduction Mayani pictures himself as a modern Christopher Columbus leading us on a "marvellous adventure" through perilous waters to a decipherment of the Etruscan language. This time Albanian is the key, and through it Mayani ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Europe, by F.W. Rudler and G.G. Chisholm, ed. by sir A. C. Ramsay books.google.frFrederick William Rudler, George Goudie Chisholm, Andrew Crombie Ramsay (sir) - 1885 - Extraits Analogies have even been pointed out between Albanian and Etruscan,1 suggesting a primitive Thraco -Etruscan group intermediate between the Hellenic and Italic, which, if established, would doubtless help to remove much of the obscurity ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Chambers's encyclopaedia: Volume 5 books.google.frWilliam Chambers - 1973 - Extraits It is known however that the Etruscans had a pantheon of gods and semi-gods comparable with that of other ancient Mediterranean peoples. These they worshipped with meticulous observance .... (1951) 164542 (including a few Albanians); ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Historical dictionary of Albania books.google.frRaymond Hutchings - 1996 - 277 pages - Aucun aperçu Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: Volume 6 books.google.frEncyclopaedia Britannica, inc - 2003 - Extraits Faliscan inscriptions appear around Falerii, in the Etruscan area of central Italy. Venetic, once used in the region ... of ancient Greek colonists in southern Italy and Sicily and 15th-century Albanian refugees from Ottoman rule. ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The Asiatic affinities of the old Italians - Page 111 books.google.frRobert Ellis - 1870 - Afficher la publication en entier But, even if we set aside other arguments, and lay more stress than is allowable on numerals, there would yet be no necessity for such a conclusion, as the Albanian numerals hardly come nearer the Etruscan than the Armenian numerals ... The Athenaeum: Partie 2 books.google.fr1876 - Extraits Burton's 'Etruscan Bologna,' you advance the opinion that I am the only philologist who continues to uphold the views which I have ... He charges me with holding the Albanian to be a Finnic language, and then, in proof of his assertion, ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Travels in Greece and Albania: Volume 1 - Page 23 books.google.frThomas Smart Hughes - 1830 - Afficher la publication en entier 23 those beautiful vases, termed Etruscan,* of which Girgenti has furnished some of the finest specimens. In the deep vale of San Leonardo are seen the exits of those vast cloacae or public sewers, termed Phaeaces ; the appellation ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Democratization in the Balkans: prescription for a badly scarred ... - Page 6 books.google.frRichard P. Farkas - 2007 - 135 pages - Aperçu The word for ship (ania) is evident in Etruscan, Albanian, Sanskrit, Hebrew, Persian, Latin, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, and English. All words and places with the suffix "ona" have Pelasgian origin. ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The Etruscans books.google.frMassimo Pallottino - 1975 - 316 pages - Extraits This vein is not entirely worked out even today, as contemporary efforts to identify the Etruscan language with Albanian and Hittite testify. But the general level now is much lower on originality: 'It seems that the earliest Etruscans ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The Academy and Literature: Volume 41 books.google.fr1892 - Extraits Those from Etrnria proper were called Etruscan, and those from the valley of the Po were designated as “North Etruscan. ... of modern Albanian, representing the old Illyrian, one of the missing links in the chain of proto- Aryan speech. ... Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ Problems in decipherment - Page 191 books.google.frYves Duhoux, Thomas G. Palaima, John Bennet - 1989 - 216 pages - Aperçu Least to be trusted is the so-called "etymological" method dear to the hearts of amateurs, whereby Etruscan is compared to all languages, from Albanian to Turkish, Hebrew, etc. Such a method, which tends to consider only the vocabulary, ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The Academy: Volume 41 books.google.fr1892 - Extraits Those from Etruria proper were called Etruscan, and those from the valley of the Po were designated as " North Etruscan ... and which he considers to be the prototype of modern Albanian, representing the old Illyrian, one of the missing ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The Khita and Khita-Peruvian epoch: Khita, Hamath, Hittite, ... books.google.frHyde Clarke - 1877 - 88 pages - Extraits be successful any more than that of interpreting Lycian, Etruscan, etc., by means of Armenian. ... It does not follow because the modern Albanian alphabet has a resemblance to the Lycian that the powers of the modern Albanian alphabet ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼ The New York times book review: Volume 2 books.google.fr1964 - Extraits By CA ROBINSON Jr. TIE Etruscans remain an enigma. Probably they migrated from western Asia Minor, ... who believes that Etruscan is an Indo-European language; he claims to have deciphered it by comparing it with Albanian, "or, ... Autres éditions Ajouter à Ma bibliothèque▼