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Fick, August
(Encyclopedia)Fick, August ouˈgo͝ost fĭk [key], 1833–1916, German philologist. Fick compiled the first comparative etymological dictionary of the Indo-European languages (1868). ...Athapascan
(Encyclopedia)Athapascan or Athapaskan: see Athabascan; Native American languages. ...Malayalam
(Encyclopedia)Malayalam mäˌləyäˈləm [key], Dravidian language of India. See Dravidian languages. ...Scottish Gaelic language and literature
(Encyclopedia)Scottish Gaelic language and literature: see Celtic languages; Gaelic literature. ...Tamil
(Encyclopedia)Tamil tămˈĭl [key], Dravidian language of India. See Dravidian languages. ...Carleton University
(Encyclopedia)Carleton University, at Ottawa, Ont., Canada; nonsectarian; coeducational; founded 1942 as Carleton College. It achieved university status in 1957. It has faculties of arts, social sciences, science, ...Belarusian language
(Encyclopedia)Belarusian language or White Russian: see Russian language; Slavic languages. ...Ukrainian language
(Encyclopedia)Ukrainian language, also called Little Russian: see Russian language; Slavic languages. ...Brahui
(Encyclopedia)Brahui bräho͞oˈē [key], Dravidian language of Baluchistan. See Dravidian languages. ...Telugu
(Encyclopedia)Telugu tĕlˈəgo͞oˌ [key], Dravidian language of India: see Dravidian languages. ...Browse by Subject
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