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Georg Valentin von
Munthe af
Morgenstierne (2
January 1892 – 3
March 1978) was a
Norwegian professor of
linguistics with the
University of Oslo (UiO)...
- The Von
Munthe af
Morgenstierne family is a
Danish and a
Norwegian noble family living in
Norway and The Netherlands. It
descends from
Bredo Munthe of...
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include words from Gr**** and
probably Old Persian". For instance,
Georg Morgenstierne notes the
Pashto word مېچن mečә́n i.e. a hand-mill as
being derived...
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Vilhelm Ludvig Herman von
Munthe af
Morgenstierne (2
October 1814 – 30
December 1888) was a
Norwegian politician, part of an old
noble family. He was...
- region,
specifically from the
Mulkhow and
Torkhow Valley.
According to
Morgenstierne, the
original abode of the
Khowar language was
northern Chitral in the...
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border to
Chitral during the War in Afghanistan.
According to
Georg Morgenstierne (1931), the name
Yidgha probably derives from *(h)ind(a,i)-ka-, likely...
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Bredo Henrik von
Munthe af
Morgenstierne (27
September 1774 – 3 June 1835) was a Danish-Norwegian
jurist who
served as the
first Attorney General of Norway...
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Ethnologue [1]
Morgenstierne, G. (1975) [1973]. "Die
Stellung der Kafirsprachen" [The
position of the
Kafir languages]. In
Morgenstierne, G. (ed.). Irano-Dardica...
- &
Bullen Ltd.
Georg Morgenstierne Report on a
Linguistic Mission to North-Western
India ISBN 978-0-923891-14-5
Georg Morgenstierne, 1973. Indo-Iranian...
- to a Saka
language akin to Khotanese. In fact
major linguist Georg Morgenstierne has
described Pashto as a Saka
dialect and many
others have observed...
