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Austrian languages

Austrian (Austrian) languages ( Latin auster - south) - a hypothetical macro - family of languages, combining Austro-Asian , Austronesian , Dun Thai (Thai-Kadai) and Miao-Yao languages .

Austrian languages
Taxonmacrofamily
Statushypothesis
AreaSoutheast and East and South Asia , Oceania , Madagascar
Classification
CategoryLanguages ​​of Eurasia
Austrian languages
Composition
Austro-Asian , Austronesian , Miao-Yao , Thai Kadai
Language group codes
ISO 639-2-
ISO 639-5-

The hypothesis of Austronesian-Austro-Asian kinship is substantiated in the works of the Austrian scientist Wilhelm Schmidt ( 1906 ) and other linguists. He expressed the opinion of the kinship of the Malay-Polynesian (Austronesian) languages ​​with the languages ​​of the Austro-Asian ( Mon-Khmer and Munda ). His point of view was later supported by the American scientist Paul Benedict (in 1942 , 1966 ), who included in this macro-family (which was called Austrian) Thai-Kadai (formerly mistakenly classified as Sino-Tibetan ).

The assumption of the kinship of Miao-Yao with the Austro-Asian was reflected in the works of the French scientist A. Audricourt ( 1961 ) and others

John Bengston , in addition to the four families mentioned above, considers two isolates as part of the Austrian languages ​​- Ainu and Nihali .

Proponents of the Austrian hypothesis point to the existence in these languages ​​of a number of common roots , common prefixes and infixes . However, the kinship of Austrian languages ​​can finally be proved only after the discovery of regular phonetic correspondences between the compared families.

Literature

  • Schmidt W., Die Mon-Khmer-Völker, Braunschweig, 1906;
  • Studies in comparative Austroasiatic linguistics, The Hague, 1966;
  • Yakhontov S.E., Glottochronology and the Sino-Tibetan family of languages, M., 1964 (VII International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnographic Sciences).
  • Austrian languages // Great Soviet Encyclopedia : in 66 volumes (65 volumes and 1 additional) / Ch. ed. O. Yu. Schmidt . - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia , 1926-1947.

Links

  • Bengtson JD The "Greater Austric" Hypothesis


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Austric_Languages&oldid=96050302


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