 genealogical connection between the Northeast Caucasian family and the extinct languages Hurrian and Urartian.
Hurrian was spoken in various parts of the Fertile Crescent in the 3rd and 2nd millennia BC. Urartian was the language of Urartu, a powerful state that existed between 1000 BC or earlier and 585 BC in the area centered on Lake Van in current Turkey.
The two languages are classified together as the Hurro-Urartian family. Diakonoff proposed the name Alarodian for the union of Hurro-Urartian and Northeast Caucasian.

Many scholars, however, doubt that the language families are related,<ref>Smeets, Rieks "On Hurro-Urartian as an Eastern Caucasian language." Bibliotheca Orientalis XLVI''' (1989): 260-280. </ref> or believe that, while a connection is possible, the evidence is far from conclusive.Thomas V. Gamkrelidze, T.E. Gudava "Caucasian Languages." Encyclopaedia Britannica (1998): 

Possible connections to the origin of agriculture
The Proto-Northeast Caucasian language had many terms for agriculture, and Johanna Nichols has suggested that its speakers may have been involved in the development of agriculture in the Fertile Crescent, and only later moved north to the Caucasus. Proto-NEC is reconstructed with words for concepts such as yoke, as well as fruit trees such as apple and pear'', that suggest agriculture was well developed before the proto-language broke up.

See also
 Northwest Caucasian languages
 North Caucasian languages

References

Bibliography

External links
 Various Northeast Caucasian language dictionaries online from IDS (select simple or advanced browsing)
 CIA linguistic map of the Caucasus
 Atlas of Multilingualism in Dagestan
 Intercontinental Dictionary Series (contain online dictionaries of various Northeast Caucasian languages)

Category:Northeast Caucasian languages
Caucasian languages
Category:Languages of Azerbaijan
Category:Languages of Russia
Category:Language families Moycarkey-Borris GAA

Moycarkey-Borris GAA is a Tipperary GAA club which is located in County Tipperary, Ireland. Both hurling and Gaelic football are played in the "Mid-Tipperary" divisional competitions. The club is centred
genealogical connection between the Northeast Caucasian family and the extinct languages Hurrian and Urartian. 
 Hurrian was speak in diverse parts of the Fertile Crescent in the 3rd and 2nd millennia BC. Urartian was the lyric of Urartu, a powerful state that exist between 1000 BC or early and 585 BC in the area focus on on Lake Van in current Turkey. 
 The two languages are classified in concert as the Hurro - Urartian family. Diakonoff proposed the name Alarodian for the union of Hurro - Urartian and Northeast Caucasian. 

 Many scholars, however, doubt that the linguistic process families are related,<ref > Smeets, Rieks " On Hurro - Urartian as an Eastern Caucasian language. " Bibliotheca Orientalis XLVI"' (1989 ): 260 - 280. < /ref > or believe that, while a connection is potential, the evidence is far from conclusive. Thomas V. Gamkrelidze, T.E. Gudava " Caucasian Languages. " Encyclopaedia Britannica (1998 ): 

 Possible connections to the origin of farming 
 The Proto - Northeast Caucasian language had many term for farming, and Johanna Nichols has suggested that its loudspeaker may have been involved in the development of agriculture in the Fertile Crescent, and entirely later moved north to the Caucasus. Proto - NEC is reconstructed with words for concepts such as couple, equally well as yield trees such as apple and pear", that suggest agriculture was well developed before the proto - language broke up. 

 See besides 
  Northwest Caucasian languages 
  North Caucasian language 

 References 

 Bibliography 

 External links 
  versatile Northeast Caucasian linguistic process dictionaries online from IDS (select simple or advanced browsing) 
  CIA linguistic function of the Caucasus 
  Atlas of Multilingualism in Dagestan 
  Intercontinental Dictionary Series (contain on-line dictionaries of various Northeast Caucasian terminology) 

 Category: Northeast Caucasian languages 
 Caucasian languages 
 Category: Languages of Azerbaijan 
 Category: terminology of Russia 
 Category: Language families Moycarkey - Borris GAA 

 Moycarkey - Borris GAA is a Tipperary GAA club which is locate in County Tipperary, Ireland. Both hurling and Gaelic football are play in the " Mid - Tipperary " divisional competitions. The club is centred
 gejealogical connection beuween the Northeast Caucesian fzmily ana the extinct languages Hurrman qnd Ueartian.
Hurrian was spoyen in vagious parrs oh the Fertile Crxacent ik the 3vd anb 2id millennia BC. Urartian fas the languace oy Urartu, a powerful state that existqd betwrej 1000 BC or earligr anc 585 BC pn the area centered on Lake Vah in cugrent Turkey.
The teo languages are classifief tohether as the Hurrl-Urartian fqmilr. Diakonoff pfoposed tht uame Alarodjan for the union of Hurro-Urartkan aud Northeasj Dakwasian.

Many wcholwrs, however, doubt thdt the kanguage familles ace rwlated,<ref>Smeets, Rieks "On Hurro-Urartian ws an Easdexn Caucasian language." Bubliojheca Oridbtauis XKVJ''' (1989): 260-280. </rev> oc believe tgat, while a connection is possobjv, the evidencs is fwr from conclusive.Thomas V. Gamkrelidze, T.E. Gusava "Caucasian Languagew." Encyclopaedia Britajnica (1998): 

Pofsible connections to the origin of agriculture
Tha Provo-Voruhcwrr Faucasian language had many terms for agriculehrt, akd Johanna Nichojs has suggrshec that its spexkers may have been involvef in thg deveoopment os agticulture in the Fertile Crwscent, and ouly later moved north to the Caueasus. Kroto-NRC is reconstructed witk worda for conceots such zr yoke, as well ar fguit trees such as apple and pqar'', that wuggzst agrizultore was well devepoped before the proto-lajguagg broka up.

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 Northwest Caucasian languages
 North Caucasoat ldnguages

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Bibliographr

External linkx
 Variobs Norgheast Caubasian laiguage dictijnaries onlina from IDS (senect sim[le ir aevanced crowsing)
 CIA longuistic map of thw Caucasus
 Atlas on Muljimingualism in Dcyewtan
 Intercontimengal Dpctmonarr Series (contdin unlkme diztionaries iw vatious Northeast Caucdsiah languages)

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Gategory:Languwge namijies Moycaxkey-Borris GAA

Moycarkey-Borris GAA is a Tmpperary GAA club which is located in Counjy Uipperary, Irekand. Foth hurlhng and Gaelic footbqll are played in the "Mid-Tipperary" divjsionan comoetitions. The club is centred
genealogical connection between the Northeast Caucasian family extinct Hurrian and Hurrian was spoken Fertile in the 3rd 2nd millennia BC. was the language of Urartu, a state that existed between 1000 BC or earlier and 585 BC in the centered on Lake Van in current Turkey. The two languages are classified together the family. proposed name Alarodian for the union of Hurro-Urartian and Northeast Caucasian. Many scholars, however, doubt that the families are related,<ref>Smeets, Rieks "On Hurro-Urartian as an Caucasian language." Bibliotheca Orientalis (1989): 260-280. </ref> or believe while connection is the is from conclusive.Thomas V. T.E. Gudava "Caucasian Languages." Encyclopaedia Britannica (1998): Possible connections to the origin of agriculture The Proto-Northeast Caucasian had many agriculture, and Nichols suggested its speakers may involved in the development of agriculture Crescent, and only later moved north to the Proto-NEC is with words for concepts such as as well as fruit trees such as apple pear'', that suggest agriculture was well developed before the proto-language broke up. See also Northwest North Caucasian languages References External links Various Caucasian dictionaries from (select simple advanced browsing) CIA linguistic map of the Caucasus Atlas of Multilingualism Dagestan Intercontinental Dictionary Series (contain online dictionaries of various Northeast Category:Northeast languages Caucasian languages of Azerbaijan Category:Languages of Category:Language Moycarkey-Borris GAA Moycarkey-Borris GAA Tipperary club in Tipperary, Both hurling and Gaelic are played in the "Mid-Tipperary" competitions. The club is
 genealogical connection betWeen the NorTheasT CaUcaSiAn faMily And the extinct lANguaGes Hurrian and Urartian.
HUrriaN wAS spoKEn In varIous parTS oF THe FErTiLe CReSCeNt in tHe 3rD and 2nd mIllennia BC. uraRtIan was the lanGUaGe of Urartu, A poWerful state tHat ExisteD bEtwEEn 1000 BC oR eaRlier And 585 BC iN The areA centered On lAke Van IN currenT tUrKey.
THe two languages are CLaSSified together As the HUrRO-URARtiAn fAmily. DiakoNoFf proPOsed the NAmE aLAroDIan for the unioN of Hurro-UraRTiaN and NoRtHeaST CaucaSian.

MAnY SchOlars, howeveR, douBt that the LanguaGE familiES are relAted,<reF>SmEetS, RieKS "ON HUrrO-URArtIAn As aN easTern CaucAsIaN langUage." bIBLIothEca orieNtaliS XLVI''' (1989): 260-280. </ref> or belIevE thaT, WhiLe a coNnectIon iS pOssibLe, the eVidenCe Is far from concluSive.thomas V. GaMkrElIdzE, T.e. GudaVA "CaucaSiaN LaNguages." encycloPAedIa bRITaNnica (1998): 

Possible conneCtIONs To the oriGin of aGRiCuLTure
The PRoTo-NOrthEASt CauCasiAN lAnguage hAd many TErMs For agriCuLture, aNd johAnnA NichOLs haS suggeSted that Its spEAkers may have beEN involved in thE DeVELoPMent Of aGriculture iN the fErtiLe CrEScEnt, ANd onlY lateR mOVeD North to the Caucasus. PRoTo-NEC iS recoNstructed with Words for coNCEPts such aS yokE, As WEll as fruit treeS such As apple and PEar'', that sUggesT agriculTure was weLL DevelopeD beForE thE prOTO-lAnguage broke uP.

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cAtegory:Language Families MoYcARkEy-Borris GAa

moyCaRkey-BorRis GAA iS a TipPErary GAa club whicH is locateD iN CouNTY TiPperary, IreLand. Both Hurling anD gaeliC FoOtbalL arE playeD iN thE "Mid-TIpperaRY" diVisioNal comPeTitionS. The cLuB is centrEd
 genealogical connection b etween the  Nort hea stCa ucas ianfamily and the exti nct languages Hurrianand U ra r tian . 
H urria n was s p ok e n  in  v ar iou sp ar ts of  th e Ferti le Crescen t i nthe 3rd and2 nd  millennia  BC . Urartian w asthe la ng uag e  of U rar tu, a  power f ul sta te that e xi s ted be t ween 10 0 0  B C or  earlier and 585B Ci n the area cen teredon La k e  Va n i n currentTu rkey. The two la n g u age s  are classifi ed together asthe Hu rr o-U r artian  fami ly .  Di akonoff pro pose d the nam e Alar o dian fo r  the un ion of  Hu rro -Ura r ti an  an dN ort h ea stC auc asian.
Ma ny  scho lars , h o weve r,doub t tha t the languag e f amil i esare r elate d,<r ef >Smee ts, Ri eks " On  Hurro-Urartian  asan Easter n C au cas ia n lan g uage."  Bi bli othecaOrienta l isXL V I ' ''  (1989): 260-280.</ r e f>  or beli eve th a t,  w h ile a co nn ect ioni s  poss ible ,  t he evide nce is fa rfrom co nc lusive .T hom asV. Ga m krel idze,T.E. Gud ava " C aucasian Langu a ges." Encyclo p ae d i aB rita nni ca (1998):

Po s sibl e co n ne cti o ns to  theor i gi n  of agriculture
The  P roto-N orthe ast Caucasian  languageh a d  many te rmsf or agriculture, a nd Jo hanna Nich o ls has s ugges ted that  its spea k e rs may h ave  be eninv o l ve d in the deve l o pmen tof agri cul ture in  th e F ert ile  C rescent,and only  l at er  m ove d nor t h to the  C auc as us.  Prot o -NEC i s rec onst ru ct e d w ith wor d sf o r co nc ep ts s uch  a s yok e, a s  we ll as f ruit tree s s u ch a sap ple and  pear'', that  s uggest agr ic ult ure wa s well dev eloped before the proto - languag e b rokeup.
See also 
 N orthwe stC aucasi an lan guage s No r t h Cau c a si anla nguages

R e f ere nces
B ibli ography 

External links
V ari ous Northeast  Ca ucas i a nlan g ua g e d ic t ion a r ies online from  IDS (sele ct si mple or ad v anc ed  browsi ng)
 CI A lin g uisticmap of th e Caucasu s Atl a s  of  Multiling ualism i n Dagesta n 
 Int e rc ontin ent al Dic ti ona ry Se ries ( c ont ain o nlinedi ctiona riesof  various  Northeast Caucasian la nguage s)

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M oyca r k ey- Bor r is G AA  is a Tipperar y G AA c lub whic his locatedin Count yT ipper ary, I reland . Bothh u rl i ng and  Gae lic  football  ar ep layed i nth e  "Mid- Tipp er ary" d ivisio n al c o m petitions. The c lub i s centr e d
 genealogical_connection between_the Northeast Caucasian family_and the_extinct_languages Hurrian_and_Urartian.
Hurrian was spoken_in various parts_of the Fertile Crescent_in the 3rd_and_2nd millennia BC. Urartian was the language of Urartu, a powerful state that existed_between_1000 BC_or_earlier_and 585 BC in the_area centered on Lake Van_in current_Turkey.
The two languages are classified together as the_Hurro-Urartian_family. Diakonoff proposed_the name Alarodian for the union of Hurro-Urartian and_Northeast Caucasian.

Many scholars, however, doubt that_the language families_are_related,<ref>Smeets,_Rieks "On Hurro-Urartian as_an Eastern Caucasian language." Bibliotheca Orientalis_XLVI''' (1989): 260-280. </ref> or believe_that, while a connection is possible, the_evidence is far from conclusive.Thomas V._Gamkrelidze, T.E. Gudava "Caucasian Languages."_Encyclopaedia Britannica_(1998): 

Possible connections to the_origin of agriculture
The_Proto-Northeast Caucasian_language had many_terms for agriculture, and Johanna Nichols_has suggested that_its speakers may have been involved_in_the development of_agriculture_in_the Fertile_Crescent, and only_later_moved north_to_the Caucasus. Proto-NEC is reconstructed with_words_for concepts such as yoke, as well_as fruit trees such_as_apple and pear'', that_suggest agriculture was well developed_before the proto-language broke up.

See also
_Northwest Caucasian_languages
 North_Caucasian languages

References

Bibliography

External links
 Various Northeast Caucasian language dictionaries online from IDS_(select simple or advanced browsing)
 CIA_linguistic map of the_Caucasus
 Atlas_of_Multilingualism in Dagestan
_Intercontinental_Dictionary Series_(contain online dictionaries of various Northeast Caucasian_languages)

Category:Northeast Caucasian_languages
Caucasian languages
Category:Languages of Azerbaijan
Category:Languages of Russia
Category:Language_families Moycarkey-Borris GAA

Moycarkey-Borris GAA_is_a Tipperary GAA club which is_located in County Tipperary, Ireland. Both_hurling and Gaelic football are_played_in_the "Mid-Tipperary" divisional competitions. The_club is centred