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Kurdish Sumerian:

Did you know that there are a lot of common kurdish-sumerian words? I give you some exemples, all the words are true and i have their sources:

english	kurdish	sumerian
to feel proud	qure (bûn)	ni gur
arrow1	tîr	ti
arrow2	tîrik	ti ri
snake	mar	mir
puppet	bazî	biza
if	tu ku	tukum
to cut1	bir/bîrin	bar
to cut2	qut	kud
to burn/fire	berdan	bar
thick/big	gir/gird	gur
doll	canan	zana
garment1	hêzar	zara
garment2	berg	barsig
female genitals	zar	penzer
plant/wood	dar	adar
to groan/cry	ay/ayîk	aya
thigh	tashk	hash
man	zelam	za
lapis lazuli	zerqîn	zagin
to collapse	zelzele	zal
to be pure	zelal	zalag
sow	mêdek	magida
to bear young	gende	gan
child	hûrik	hurika/hurum
child2	ter	tur
to end	talî	til
dragonfly insect	zencere	zanzana
wailing/lamentation	zarîn	zarah
dirt	zeng	ze
sound	zingezing	zigzag

english	kurdish	Sumerian
voice/cry/noise	gupîn	gu
to make noise	hêwirze	wuwa za
cry/noise	shemate	she/sheg
sound onomatopic	gumegum	gumgam
to make noise	dimedim	dumdam
to make noise	bûrebûr kirin	burburbabbar
sound (onom)	bulbul	bulbal
sound (onom)	zirezir	zurzar
to make noise	zirezir	zurzar
name/mention	zikir/zikr	zikru
they	awane(soranî)	anene
priest1	berger	bur
priest2	kibar	sigbar
priest3	dirozge	uzga
priest4	dirûd	uruh
a stone	zimrûd(emeraude)	zi'ummud
we (plural of I)	em/me	mede/menden
shrine	gorr/ziyarat	zag-gar-ra
prisoner of war	esir	asiri
a man	lo	lu
child	doman	dumu
a son	doman	dumunita
turban	shashik	saghshu
to be old	kal	gal
bread	nan	ninda
turtle	kusî	kushu
to be sweet	zengilok	zag
an offial	zabîta	zabardab
property/estate	zengîn	za
to kill	gazî	gaz
a goat	mêshin	mash/mashani

--Alsace38 (talk) 16:31, 20 November 2011 (UTC)

Are you here or not here???? --Alsace38 (talk) 14:40, 3 December 2011 (UTC)

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XMK

Hi there, I saw your message about the Ancient Macedonian language article. I agree that it needs a lot of work, and congratulations on getting all those sources, however, I am not the person who can undertake such an endeavor. I neither have the time nor the expertise to be the main contributor to such a major effort. I would gladly help polish the article (and help in any other way conceivable) if you decide to be main contributor to the article's overhaul, however. Cheers, Athenean (talk) 03:05, 14 March 2013 (UTC)

Hattic language

Hi. Your work on the Paleolanguage site is commendable, but the external link to it currently violates policy, and someone who manages the site adding a link is a WP:COI. When the cite is updated, if it is scholarly, I will gladly add it myself if you notify me. But as it stands under construction it is not proper for WP, and if the link is restored I will file a complaint for conflict of interest. THanks. μηδείς (talk) 19:43, 14 July 2013 (UTC)

Thanks for your kind feedback! I understand your concern about WP:COI, but bear in mind that there are in total 239 articles in wikipedia refering to its content and I am barely responsible for 10 of them (spread out in 3 different languages). Considering there is no other searchable resource online, if I din't do it, someone else would. Also, I don't know what you mean by under construction? You mean the article about Hattic (which is indeed not finished yet)? The site is now 3.5 years old and heads for version 2. It is not discontinued or something. Maintaining and correcting the present data takes a lot of time, but that is not easily noticed by the visitor. Also, regarding if it is scholarly or not, please click on the Hattian words and see that there are references on which scholar/work is suggesting each etymology. Fkitselis (talk) 21:06, 14 July 2013 (UTC)

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