In this article I am surveying several possible loanwords from Koreanic languages (probably Koguryǒ and/or Bo-hai) into the Khitan language. Apart from explaining the origin of some of the Khitan words that have no Mongolic, other Central Asian, or Chinese etymologies, I will demonstrate that these loanwords can shed light on the decipherment of Khitan characters with unknown readings, and therefore advance the reconstruction and reading of the Khitan language itself
In exploring the origins of the Korean language, there are three windows through which we may penet...
This thesis investigates the roots of Koryo-mar, an endangered language currently spoken by Korean d...
Korea and Japan belong to Chinese-characters cultural spheres. In the time of Han Dynasty and therea...
The Korean lexicon largely consists of indigenous Korean and Sino-Korean words. What is notable is t...
In the fourth part of this series of papers the authors investigate the way how the Khitan Small Scr...
This paper reconstructs the Khitan vowel system by analysing materials concerning the Khitan Small S...
The Khitan people, who have now disappeared for a long time, were an important group during the medi...
The authors review the past century of Khitan studies in Hungary and introduce the latest achievemen...
The Khitan people, who have now disappeared for a long time, were an important group during the medi...
The aim of this paper is two-fold : first , to review the past studies on the Mongolian loan-words i...
In the first part of this series of papers the author investigates the peculiarities and structure o...
Little authentic documentation is available on the origin of the Korean language. Thus, inferences t...
This paper investigates how the Khitan Small Script renders labial stops of the Khitan language in t...
Khitan Large and Small Scripts modelled on Chinese characters were created to record the Khitan lang...
The present paper deals with identification of the Khitan words preserved in Late Middle Chinese tra...
In exploring the origins of the Korean language, there are three windows through which we may penet...
This thesis investigates the roots of Koryo-mar, an endangered language currently spoken by Korean d...
Korea and Japan belong to Chinese-characters cultural spheres. In the time of Han Dynasty and therea...
The Korean lexicon largely consists of indigenous Korean and Sino-Korean words. What is notable is t...
In the fourth part of this series of papers the authors investigate the way how the Khitan Small Scr...
This paper reconstructs the Khitan vowel system by analysing materials concerning the Khitan Small S...
The Khitan people, who have now disappeared for a long time, were an important group during the medi...
The authors review the past century of Khitan studies in Hungary and introduce the latest achievemen...
The Khitan people, who have now disappeared for a long time, were an important group during the medi...
The aim of this paper is two-fold : first , to review the past studies on the Mongolian loan-words i...
In the first part of this series of papers the author investigates the peculiarities and structure o...
Little authentic documentation is available on the origin of the Korean language. Thus, inferences t...
This paper investigates how the Khitan Small Script renders labial stops of the Khitan language in t...
Khitan Large and Small Scripts modelled on Chinese characters were created to record the Khitan lang...
The present paper deals with identification of the Khitan words preserved in Late Middle Chinese tra...
In exploring the origins of the Korean language, there are three windows through which we may penet...
This thesis investigates the roots of Koryo-mar, an endangered language currently spoken by Korean d...
Korea and Japan belong to Chinese-characters cultural spheres. In the time of Han Dynasty and therea...