Nicholas Poppe

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Nicholas Poppe was a prominent 20th-century linguist and Turkologist known for his influential work on the classification and comparative study of Central Asian and so-called Altaic languages.

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instanceOf Turkologist
human
linguist
academicDiscipline comparative linguistics
historical linguistics
centuryOfActivity 20th century
familyName Poppe
fieldOfWork Altaic studies
Central Asian languages
Mongolic languages
Turkology
comparative linguistics
linguistics
givenName Nicholas
hasResearchFocus Altaic language relationships
historical comparison of Central Asian languages
language classification
influenced Altaic studies
Mongolic linguistics
Turkic linguistics
knownFor classification of Central Asian languages
comparative study of Turkic, Mongolic and Tungusic languages
contributions to Altaic hypothesis
languageOfWorkOrName English
German
Russian
notableWork comparative studies of Turkic and Mongolic
grammars of Mongolic languages
works on Altaic phonology and morphology
occupation linguist
philologist
university teacher
sexOrGender male
studied Buryat language
surface form: Buriat language

Kalmyk
surface form: Kalmyk language

Mongolic languages
Tungusic languages
Turkic languages

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Altaic languages (proposed) proposedBy Nicholas Poppe
Transeurasian languages proposedBy Nicholas Poppe