Re: Sleeping dragons and a new lang!

 >From: Frank George Valoczy <valoczy@...>
 >
 >The language is written in Cyrillic (surprised?). For the basics of it I'm
 >analysing the Halotti Beszed, the Old Hungarian funeral speech dating to
 >the late 11th or early 12th century, and filling blanks with data from
 >Khanty and Mansi. I'll be adding, as it gets more developed, influences
 >from Greek (probably a lot of words dealing with philosophy, government,
 >and medicine), old Turkic,

        Wow.  Where are you getting the old Turkic information?

 >                              Arabic (was that there in the 13th century?),
 >plus Georgian, Armenian, Azeri, and Russian for modern terms.

        No Persian?!

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wm