The Pumpokolic languages (also known as the Arin-Pumpokol, depending on classification or Pumpolic languages) form one of the principal subgroups of the...
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spoken a Pumpokolic language based on linguistic and ethnogeographic data. For those who argue[when?] the Xiongnu spoke a Yeniseian language, the Yeniseian...
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Yeniseian people (category Articles containing Pumpokol-language text)
linguistic records, they are considered to be a Pumpokolic tribe, a theory supported by evidence of long-term Pumpokolic inhabitation in northern Mongolia based...
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Jie people (redirect from Chieh language)
spoke a Yeniseian language, further connecting them with the Jie people. Among the Yeniseian languages, Jie is hypothesized to be Pumpokolic. Vovin, Vajda...
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Huna? Dingling? Jie? Others consider these languages as being Pumpokolic or as belonging to other language families. Quiles, Carlos (2021-04-23). "Proto-Yeniseian...
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north, this finding lends credence to the possibility that Jie is a Pumpokolic language. The reconstructed vowels of Pumpokol are as follows, based off of...
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Yeniseian Assanic Pumpokolic Xiongnu Xiongnu-Yeniseian Yeniseian Para-Yeniseian Xiongnu ? Certain linguists posit that the Xiongnu spoke a language similar to...
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Proto-Yeniseic is the unattested reconstructed proto-language from which all Yeniseian languages are thought to descend from. It is uncertain whether...
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connection is dubious and Vovin suggested it to be a loanword, because if Pumpokolic speakers became part of Xiongnu, the word for army would have likely been...
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