Re: Numbers ancient & modern (was: Unilang report)
From: | Andreas Johansson <and_yo@...> |
Date: | Sunday, May 27, 2001, 9:41 |
Ference Valoczy wrote:
>On another, sort-of related note, I've been thinking of late that the
>Ugric branch of the Uralic tree is wrong. As it is it is:
>
>Uralic - Samoyedic
> |
> | - Finno-Ugric
> |
> | - Finnic
> |
> | - Ugric
> |
> | - Ob-Ugric
> | |
> | | - Mansi
> | |
> | | - Khanty
> |
> | - Hungarian
>
>Lately I've been looking a lot at these languages and I'm starting to
>seriously believe that it should be more like:
>
>
> Ugric
> |
> / \
> / \
> Mansi Khanty
> / \
> | |
> |- Hung. -|
>
>that is to say, a circle-like thing; or if not that, at least all three of
>them simply as Ugric, because while there are a great number of
>similarities between Mansi and Khanty, there are many features in
>Hungarian which are found in Mansi or Khanty but not both...this is quite
>the interesting thing...I'm going to work on this more and if any of you
>are interested I'll tell you what I think...
I'm afraid I can't say much on this, but what happened to the EAU
hypothesis? Have you done any more research on it?
Andreas
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