Hittite Grammar

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Hittite Grammar is a foundational scholarly work that systematically describes the structure and historical significance of the Hittite language, one of the earliest attested Indo-European languages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf grammar of a specific language
linguistics book
scholarly work
addresses diachronic aspects of Hittite
synchronic description of Hittite
aimsTo provide a comprehensive account of Hittite grammar
analyzes Hittite case system
Hittite mood system
Hittite nominal system
Hittite tense and aspect
Hittite verbal system
characterizesHittiteAs one of the earliest attested Indo-European languages
comparesWith other Indo-European languages
context ancient Anatolia
ancient Near Eastern studies
contributesTo reconstruction of Proto-Indo-European
understanding of Anatolian branch of Indo-European
covers Middle Hittite NERFINISHED
New Hittite NERFINISHED
Old Hittite NERFINISHED
describes Hittite cuneiform orthography
Hittite writing system
morphology of Hittite
phonology of Hittite
syntax of Hittite
describesLanguage Hittite NERFINISHED
field Anatolian linguistics NERFINISHED
Indo-European studies
historical linguistics
focusesOn historical significance of the Hittite language
structure of the Hittite language
genre academic reference work
includes bibliographical references on Hittite studies
discussion of Hittite historical development
intendedAudience graduate students in linguistics
specialists in ancient languages
languageOfWork English
mainSubject Hittite language NERFINISHED
relevantFor comparative Indo-European grammar
decipherment of Hittite texts
interpretation of Hittite inscriptions
typeOfDescription systematic description
usedBy Assyriologists
historians of the ancient Near East
linguists
philologists
usedIn advanced study of Hittite
university courses on Indo-European linguistics

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Edgar H. Sturtevant notableWork Hittite Grammar
Edgar H. Sturtevant notableWork Hittite Grammar
this entity surface form: A Comparative Grammar of the Hittite Language