Common Borrowed Vocabulary in the Kartvelian and Circassian Languages

At the International Conference “Language and Culture” in 2021-2023, the studies on common borrowed vocabulary in the Kartvelian and Circassian languages were presented; about 70 lexical units of the Kartvelian languages and corresponding words in the Circassian languages were discussed. This time, the work will concern 18 lexical units.  

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enadakultura
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2025-05-17
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https://doi.org/10.52340/lac.2025.10.74
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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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Common Borrowed Vocabulary in the Kartvelian and Circassian Languages

Vaza Shengelia, Cira Janjghava
enadakultura
Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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Common Borrowed Vocabulary in the Kartvelian and Circassian Languages

Vaza Shengelia, Cira Janjghava
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Abstract

At the International Conference “Language and Culture” in 2021-2023, the studies on common borrowed vocabulary in the Kartvelian and Circassian languages were presented; about 70 lexical units of the Kartvelian languages and corresponding words in the Circassian languages were discussed. This time, the work will concern 18 lexical units.  

enadakultura
Tbilisi State University (GE)
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