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• Adolf Dirr
  '''Adolf Dirr''' (1867-1930) was a German specialist of Caucasian languages.
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• Ergative case
  * [[Narrative]] (in early literature about [[Caucasian languages]]) ...term ''ergative'' first became widespread in the description of Caucasian languages, following Dirr (1928) (see Seely 1977). Dirr picked the term up from Tromb
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• Manner predication
  ...loy various strategies to predicate manner to an event. It seems that most languages have more than one strategy. Below are examples of coding manner predicatio Abkhaz (Caucasian, Nort-West) (Hewitt 1979:240)
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• Tsez
  ...orgian language|Georgian]]) is a [[Northeast_Caucasian_languages|Northeast Caucasian]] language with about 7000 speakers spoken by the Tsez, a muslimic people ...oral language. Avar and [[Russian language|Russian]] are used as literary languages locally, even in schools. However, attempts have been made to develop a sta
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• Most widely spoken languages
  |+ style="padding-bottom:1em; border:1pt" | '''Top 1000 languages''' | [[Adyghe]] || ady || Russia || [[Northwest Caucasian]] || [[Northwest Caucasian]] || 532
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