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Hunnish Language

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Hunnish
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RegionEtelköz, Hungary
ExtinctAfter ~700 A.D.
Uralic
Armenian Alphabet, Old Turkic/Hungarian Runes
Language codes
ISO 639-2xhc
ISO 639-3xhc
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Hunnish or Hunnic language (Hunnish: Աշկատա Լէզ, Askatan Lez, /aʃkatan lɛz/) was a language spoken in Etelköz (Modern day Ukraine and Russia) as well as Hungary. The language is of Uralic origin and was spoken by the Huns.

Comparison to Hungarian

These are several pronouns found in Hunnish.

Hunnish Hungarian English
Éjn (էյն) Én I
Ti (Տի) Te Thou (Archaic, familiar)
Y (Օ) Ő He/She/It (No Genders in Onogur/Hun)
Minkh (Մինք) Mi We
Yjkh (Օյք) Ők They
Enkymt (Ենկօմտ) Engem Me
Tinkyt (Տինկօտ) Téged You (Accusative)
Jyt (Յօտ) Őt Her/His/It's (Neuter)
Minkhyt (Մինքօտ) Minket Us
Tinkyt (Տինկօտ) Titeket You (Plural)
Jynkyt (Յօնկօոտ) Őket Them

Sample Text

In Hunnish= Վոյգում Աթիրա, Իստահաին Ւուստուրյե. (Vojgum Aþira, Isztahain Wusturje.)

In Hungarian= Vagyok Attila, Isten Ostorja.

In English= I am Attila, Scourge of God.

There is also allegedly a Bible translated into Onogur/Hun around 529 A.D.; however, this is uncertain.

Sources

Pronouns and Language name: (In Hungarian) [1] Archived 2016-02-04 at the Wayback Machine

Various other information: (In Hungarian) [2]

Written with Armenian Alphabet and Bible translation: [3]



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