Two centers of speech crystallization
Keywords: Eurasian languages, paleolinguistics, sound mutations, proto-languages, kinship of languages
The article examines the derivatives of two formants with the original meaning “hand, foot”,
represented in English by the lexeme limb (foot, protrusion), in Latin - Manus (hand).
Аnalysis of the results on the close socio-economic interaction of speakers of the two language
groups mentioned in the article Lam-languages and man-languages in ancient times.
Materials of Indo-European, Finno-Ugric, Turkic, paleoasian and Semitic languages were used
for the study. The study takes into account historical mutations in consonants that allow you to
associate variants of words with paired consonants, as in the Dili examples (language, speech,
Turkish).)- tell (tell, ang.); Arctic fox-besey (cat, bashk.), transitions between the bow and the slit,
rotacism and other phonetic phenomena [19].
The article presents a thematic variety of derivatives with the meaning of “hand” as a result of
the historical origin of the general oral language from Kinetic (zhestau).
