The Turkic Languages and Peoples: An Introduction to Turkic Studies

A N SSSR Abaqan ABAW adnominal Altajic Altajic languages ancient aorist Arabic auxiliary BASKAKOV Čayataj Central Asia century Chinese Codex Cumanicus common-Turkic consonants dialects east Eastern Türkistan Empire enclitic function GABAIN gerund Golden Horde Hunnic Indo-European inscriptions Iranian Islam Jakut Jenisej Kāš Kāšyari labial later linguistic Lit.-Soj loanword main verb Manichaeism Manžu modern Mong Mongol Mongolian Moscow nomen nominal northern Noyaj Ojrot origin Orxon Osman Oyuz Özb Özbek palatal perfecti poss possessive suffixes probably pronominal pronouns Qarluq Qayan Qazan Qazaq Qumans Qypčaq Qyrqyz RADLOFF RÄSÄNEN Russian script Siberia Šor South-Siberian Soydian stem steppes syllable Tarim basin Țăv Țăvaš texts tribal tribes Tungus Turfan Turkic languages Türkistan Türkmen Turkology Turks Türküt Tuva UAJbb Ujyur Uralic Uralic languages usually velar verbal composition verbal noun vocalic Volga vowel Western words Xazars