LANGUAGES.
The Treasury of Languages · 1866 · p. 10
| +--—--—--—--—---------—--—+--—--—--—-----------—--—+ | | Uncultivated. Cultivated. | | +--—--—-----—-+--—-----—--—-+ +--—--—------+--—-----—--+ | | | | Isolating. Inflectional. Isolating. Inflectional. | | | | | +--—-----—--—--+--—-----—--—-+ | +--—------—--+--—-----—--+ | | | | | | | | I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. The Polynesian. Ural-Altaic American. Chinese. Egyptian. Semitic. Aryan. Trans gang etic (Expre ing (Alatyan). (By (By loose (By internal (By languages. the (By the incorporation.) annexation vowel-changes.) proper modifications attachment of the suffixes.) of meaning by of suffixes grammatical reduplications to the elements.) and prefixes.) root.) | +-------------------+-------------------+ | | UNCULTIVATED. | | | +-------------+-------------+ | | | | Isolating. Inflectional. | | | | | +--------------+-------------+ | | | | | | I. II. III. IV. | The Polynesian. Ural-Altaic American. | Trans gang etic (Expre ing (Alatyan). (By | languages. the (By the incorporation.) | modifications attachment | of meaning by of suffixes | reduplications to the | and prefixes.) root.) | | +----------------------------------+ | |
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