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Author Wang, Penglin, author.

Title Linguistic mysteries of ethnonyms in Inner Asia / Penglin Wang.

Publication Info. Lanham : Lexington Books, [2018]

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Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Cover; Linguistic Mysteries of Ethnonyms inInner Asia; Linguistic Mysteries of Ethnonyms inInner Asia; Contents; List of Tables; Transcription, Sign, andAbbreviation; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Language Contact; Two Trends of Thought on Methodology; Phonetic Transcription and Homogeneous Reconstruction; Notes; Chapter 1; A Linguistic Approach to Ethnonyms; The Words for â#x80;#x98;Peopleâ#x80;#x99; and the Like in Ethnonyms and Toponyms; The Words for â#x80;#x98;Sun, Sunriseâ#x80;#x99; and the Like in Ethnonyms; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 2; Numerals in Ethnonyms; Cardinal Numbers; High Numbers.
More Cases of Numerical RepresentationsConclusion; Notes; Chapter 3; Xianbei as Cold; Attestation and Annotation of Xianbei; Xianbei Has No Etymological Connection with Shiwei; Coldness as a Climatic Factor for Nomenclature; Cross-linguistic Correspondences and Vagaries; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 4; TabγaÄ#x8D; as Farmer; Existing Points of View; Two Different Methods; The Phonetic Similarity between Tuoba and TabÎ#x93;aÄ#x8D;; Tuoba~TabÎ#x93;aÄ#x8D; as a Polysemic Word; Agriculture as an Economic Sector in Xianbei Society; The Mongolic Affiliation of Xianbei Language; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 5.
Shiwei at the Juncture of Septenary and NorthIdentification of Shiwei; Linguistic Analyses; Is Shiwei Connected with Shibi?; Who Were the Yellow-Headed Shiwei?; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 6; Mongol and Merkit as Sunrise; MongÄ#x9F;o- as Ethnonyms; MongÄ#x9F;o- as Personal Names; From MongÄ#x9F;os to Yeke MongÄ#x9F;ol Ulus; Etymology; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 7; JÌ#x8C;uÅ¡en and Nikan as Deictic Expressions; The Ethnonym JÌ#x8C;uÅ¡en; From Liqian to Nikan; Conclusion; Notes; References; Index; About the Author.
Summary Linguistic Mysteries of Ethnonyms in Inner Asia is recommended for scholars of inner Asian languages, cultures, and history, and unravels the origin and meaning of many ethnonyms on the basis of language contact and cultural interaction between the Altaic and Indo-European people.
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Subject Names, Ethnological -- Asia, Central.
Names, Ethnological.
Central Asia.
Intercultural communication -- Asia, Central.
Intercultural communication.
Communication and culture -- Asia, Central.
Altaic languages -- History.
Communication and culture.
Altaic languages.
Indo-European languages -- History.
History.
Indo-European languages.
LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES -- Alphabets & Writing Systems.
Onomastics.
Genre/Form History.
Other Form: Print version: Wang, Penglin, author. Linguistic mysteries of ethnonyms in Inner Asia Lanham : Lexington Books, 2018 9781498535274 (DLC) 2018005687
ISBN 9781498535281 (Electronic)
1498535283
9781498535274 (cloth) (alkaline paper)
1498535275