particular a male one”). Nikolaev & Starostin (1994) believe that Nakh form goes back to Proto-Northeast Caucasian, but their reconstruction contains irregular...
*-l- for Proto-Nakh. However, Nichols (2003), rejects a connection with the Proto-Avaro-Andian *=iƛ’- etc., which she says is inherited from Proto-Northeast-Caucasian...
reconstructed as Proto-Nakh *masḳul. Due to the lack of a form of the Bats language, it is impossible to say this for sure. It is also known that Proto-Nakh clusters...
Borrowed from Old Georgian ქორი (kori), unless Proto-Georgian-Zan *kor- would be a borrowing from Proto-Nakh, as suggested by Nikolaev & Starostin (1994)...
Bats: -აჼ (-ã) Vainakh: Chechen: -а (-a) Ingush: -а (-a) See Category:Proto-Nakh verbs. Nikolaev, Sergei L., Starostin, Sergei A. (1994) A North Caucasian...
Unknown. Usually in Chechen dialects, the Proto-Nakh *e before *o gives е, it is likely that the transition of *e to оь is associated with an environment...
scriptorium.) *-ᶰ The genitive singular marker. Bats: -ჼ (-̃) Vainakh: Chechen: -н (-n) Ingush: -а (-a) Category Proto-Nakh terms suffixed with *-ᶰ not found...
) *-na The dative singular marker. Bats: -ნ (-n) Vainakh: Chechen: -на (-na) Ingush: -а̄ (-aa) Category Proto-Nakh terms suffixed with *-na not found...
*-go The allative singular marker. Bats: -გო (-go) Vainakh: Chechen: -га (-ga) Ingush: -га (-ga) Category Proto-Nakh terms suffixed with *-go not found...
scriptorium.) *-w The ergative singular marker. Bats: -ვ (-v) Vainakh: Chechen: -о (-o) Ingush: -о (-o) Category Proto-Nakh terms suffixed with *-w not found...