Приклади вживання Iranian languages Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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One of the Iranian languages.
Iranian languages he is, our ancestor, he could not speak.
Moreover, they said"Iranian languages"!
The Iranian languages have another common word darja for calling rivers.
Uprising of Germanic and Iranian languages. 3.
Therefore, the Western Iranian languages are so young, the middle of the first millennium BC.
Geographic distribution of Balochi(yellow) and other Iranian languages.
If they spoke one of the Iranian languages, he should have mentioned it.
Georgian script has a unique influence of Greek and Iranian languages.
Etymological Dictionary of Iranian languages RASTORGUYEVA V S EDELMAN D I 2000- 2004 EDELMAN A I 2001.
Table 15 shows some of them sometimes with matches in other Iranian languages:.
This word has no analogues in other moden Iranian languages, but there is ǝrǝzata-"silver" in Avesta, akin to Lat argentum"the same".
The blue dotsalso mark the border between the"western" and"eastern" Iranian languages.
This despite the fact that the"Indo-European" ancient Iranian languages have appeared in the 2nd millennium BC, while those on the Dnieper, lived 4000-5000 years ago.
Ossetian is very far from the language of the Avesta, there are Iranian languages more similar to it.
If the word was found in one or two Iranian languages, then it was referred to the time when common Iranian has been split into separate languages. .
The second part of the word transformed from*av/ov"water",presented in different forms in all Iranian languages.
The word don meaning"water,river" is available only in Ossetian among all the modern Iranian languages, although a similar word dānu-"a river" was also recorded in Avesta.
The restored form itself is in doubt, but in addition, there is no such root in Ossetian or other Iranian languages.
Some of the Hungarian words cited here couldhave been borrowed by the Magyars from other Iranian languages even in their ancestral homeland between the Khoper and Medveditsa rivers.
That is the ancient Iranian languages are dated after the retirement of the Aryans in India and Iran, and more than 1,000 years after the life of pre-Slavic ancestry(4500 years ago).
According to some experts, is part of the Indian Aryans went west, eastern Iran,and this is why the Eastern Iranian languages are closer to the"Indo-European".
Another complication- as many Iranian languages also belong to the Indo-European, and too many do not understand why it is often instead of"Indo-European" say"Indo-Iranian.".
Experts believe that the etymology of all these names is very difficult, because neither in Slavonic,nor in the Baltic, nor in Iranian languages there is good correspondence.
Therefore we will involve modern Iranian languages- Ossetian, Kurdish, Afghan and others- that have preserved their ancient lexical fund to a large extent to explain the meaning of names.
Following the Arab conquest of Iran and most of Central Asia in the 8th century AD, Arabic for a time became the court language, and Persian and other Iranian languages were relegated to the private sphere.
Shaposhnikov asserts that the name has nothing to do with the Iranian languages and that attempts to give it an interpretation on the material of the Indo-Iranian or Slavic languages"look too artificial".
Influence of Persian on other Iranian languages is well known, but loan-words from Tajik and Dari were wide present and the ancient Sogdian language had a certain influence on the Pamir languages when Sughdians advanced in the Pamir valleys.
The Chuvash language has quite a lot of words with matches in the Iranian languages or even just a few of them, but the Chuvash-Kurdish lexical parallels are the most numerous.
There are still a lot lexical correspondences between the Hungarian and other Iranian languages, but they have by the great deal the Ossetic parallels too, therefore they can prove the contacts of the ancient Magyars with the ancient Ossets at later times.