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- adjective archaic
Iranian
Etymologies
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Under the Seleucidæ and during the life of the independent Bactrian Kingdom (B.C. 255 – 125), Grecian art and science, literature and even language overran the old Iranic reign and extended eastwards throughout northern India.
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The Ossetians Ossetic: ирæттæ, irættæ are an Iranic ethnic group indigenous to Ossetia, a region that spans the Caucasus Mountains.
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Take an Iranic form such as *seftem; allophonic palatalization before *e is likely there considering its effects on Aryan velars.
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My etymological dictionary suggests an Iranic origin as also possible for the latter, but the lack of cognates in Permic etc. languages makes this seem dubious.
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Relatively closely related languages are the other Iranic languages like Kurdish and Pashto.
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My etymological dictionary suggests an Iranic origin as also possible for the latter, but the lack of cognates in Permic etc. languages makes this seem dubious.
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The Ossetians Ossetic: ирæттæ, irættæ are an Iranic ethnic group indigenous to Ossetia, a region that spans the ...
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Refusing to release details of the attack, dubbed Operation Iranic, the Bush Administration said only that cruise missiles were launched from a U.S.
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Refusing to release details of the attack, dubbed Operation Iranic, the Bush Administration said only that cruise missiles were launched from a U.S.
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Operation Iranic Freedom will go down in History as the catalyst bringing peace to the Middle East, Israel, and the world.
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