Lycian I

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Lycian I is the earlier of the two closely related but distinct ancient Anatolian languages known as Lycian, attested in inscriptions from the region of Lycia in southwestern Asia Minor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anatolian language
Indo-European language
ancient language
alsoKnownAs Lycian A NERFINISHED
Standard Lycian NERFINISHED
attestedFromCentury 5th century BCE
attestedIn inscriptions
attestedInModernTerritoryOf Turkey NERFINISHED
attestedInRegion Lycia NERFINISHED
southwestern Asia Minor
attestedUntilCentury 4th century BCE
closelyRelatedTo Lycian II NERFINISHED
derivedFrom Greek alphabet NERFINISHED
distinctFrom Lycian II NERFINISHED
hasCase accusative
dative-locative
genitive
nominative
hasGlottocode lyci1241
hasGrammaticalFeature case inflection
grammatical gender
verbal inflection
hasGrammaticalGender animate
inanimate
hasISO6393Code xlc
hasMorphologicalType fusional
hasNumber plural
singular
hasPhonologicalFeature contrast between long and short vowels
series of stops including voiced and voiceless
hasPrimaryCorpusLocation rock-cut tomb inscriptions in Lycia
hasWritingSystemFeature separate signs for vowels and consonants
special signs for nasalized vowels
partOf Anatolian branch of the Indo-European languages
relatedTo Carian language NERFINISHED
Hittite language NERFINISHED
Luwian language NERFINISHED
Sidetic language
scriptType alphabetic script
subclassOf Luwic language
Lycian language NERFINISHED
extinct language
usedBy Lycian people NERFINISHED
usedFor funerary inscriptions
public inscriptions
royal and official inscriptions
writingDirection left-to-right
writingSystem Lycian alphabet NERFINISHED

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Lycian II distinctFrom Lycian I