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Anadolu medeniyetinde Hititler

Hittite language has hundreds of similar words with English and other Indo European languages. "Watar" in Hittite ; "water" in English. Watar=Water "Duttariyati" in Hittite ; "daughter" in English. Duttariyati=Daughter "Natta" in Hittite ; "not" in English. Natta=Not "Masshuil" in Hittite ; "Mouse" in English. Masshuil=Mouse "Taru" in Hittite ; "tree" in English. Taru=Tree "Newa" in Hittite ; "new" in English. Newa=New "Kinu" in Hittite ; "knee" in English. Kinu=Knee "Ed" in Hittite ; "eat" in English. Ed=Eat "Eku" in Hittite ; "Aqua" in Latin. Eku=Aqua "Luli" in Hittite ; "Lake" in English. Luli=Lake "Wetna" in Hittite ; "Wolf" in English. Wetna=Wolf "Ar" in Hittite ; "Arrive" in English. Ar=Arrive "Wiyana" in Hittite ; "wine" in English. Wiyana=Wine "Kuis" in Hittite ; "Quis" in Latin. Kuis=Quis "Mu" in Hittite ; "Me" in English. Mu=Me "Mi -Ma" in Hittite, "my" in English. Mi-Ma=My "Tu" in Hittite ; "Thou" in old English. Tu=Thou "Ti" in Hittite ; "thy" in old English. Ti=Thy "a-, ša-,ši-,šie-,šiya-" in Hittite ; "he, she, it" in English. ša-,ši-,šie-,šiya-=he, she, it "Weš" in Hittite ; "we" in English Weš=We "Naš" in Hittite ; "us" in English. Naš=Us "Tetan-,titan-" in Hittite ; "tit" in English. Titan=Tit "Lala-,lalan-" in Hittite ; "language" in English. Lalan=Language "Kuer" in Hittite ; "cut" in English. Kuer=Cut "Sani" in Hittite ; "same" in English. Sani=Same "Teri" in Hittite ; "three" in English. Teri=Three "Eshar -ishar" in Hittite ; "aser" in Latin (It means "blood"). Eshar=Aser "Carimni" in Hittite ; "Ceremony" in English. Carimni=Ceremony "Milit" in Hittite ; "mel" in Latin. Milit=Mel "Malla" in Hittite ; "meal" in English. Malla=Meal "Yuka" in Hittite ; "yoke" in English. Yuka=Yoke "Nekku" in Hittite ; "neque" in Latin (it means "none of them"). Nekku=Neque "Haster" in Hittite ; "star" in English. Haster=Star "Mutmutali" in Hittite ; "mud" in English. Mutmutali=Mud ... There are hundreds of similar words in Hittite and English or other Indo European languages. Some other Anatolian publics Pala and Luvi. Palas were speaking Palaic and Luvis were speaking Luvian languages. Palaic and Luvain languages are relative of Hittite language. Other Anatolian publics are Hurrians and Hatties. Hurrians were speaking Hurrian language. Hurrian langauge is a Hurro-Urartu language which is a branch of Northeast Caucasian languages such as Chechen language. Hatties were speaking Hattic language which is a branch of Northwest Caucasian languages such as Circassian language. Ancient Anatolian languages are not Turkic or Uralic languages. Some of ancient Anatolian languages were Indo European and others were North Caucasian languages.