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Like Dust on the Silk Road: On the Earliest Iranian and BMAC Loanwords in Tocharian by Chams Benoît Bernard ISBN 9789004732537, 9004732535 instant download

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Authors:Chams Benoît Bernard
Pages:306 pages
Year:2025
Publisher:Brill
Language:english
File Size:3.58 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9789004732537, 9004732535
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Like Dust on the Silk Road: On the Earliest Iranian and BMAC Loanwords in Tocharian by Chams Benoît Bernard ISBN 9789004732537, 9004732535 instant download

"How did the Tocharians reach China?" "Who did they meet on the way?” are some of the most intriguing questions in Indo-European studies. This book is zooming in on a specific part of the question: on their way to China, Tocharians were in contact with an Iranian people living in the south Siberian Steppes, and with a people related to the Oxus Civilization (BMAC). This Iranian people spoke a specific language, called here “Old Steppe Iranian”. They gave Tocharians many words, such as mañiye ‘servant’, etswe ‘burden-carrying horse’ or ‘mule’, pāke ‘portion, share’. The BMAC-related people gave the Tocharians other words such as etre ‘hero’ and kercapo ‘donkey’. This book reconstructs features of the language of both these peoples, and examines how they influenced the Tocharians. Based on the latest archaeological findings, it also suggests a reconstruction of the chronology and the way the Tocharians followed before entering the Tarim Basin.

Winner of the 2nd prize for the best dissertation of the Indogermanische Gesellschaft prize for the best Indo-European studies dissertation.

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