About the book of Hunnisms in Chuvash and other languages of the world. Historical and linguistic research. Scientific book.

Content
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Generally comprehending 8
Introduction 10
Chapter 1 14
1.4. Ancestral home of the Huns 18
1.5. Creation of the Hunnic Empire 19
1.6. Education of the Xiongnu language 20
1.7. The main language of the Hunnic state 21
Chapter 2 28
2.2. Hunisms in ancient Chinese 30
2.3. Hunnisms in the Mongolian language 31
2.4. Hunnisms in the Evenki (Tungus) language 33
2.5. Hunnisms in the ancient Turkic language 35
Chapter 3 36
3.2. Hunisms in the Khanty language 42
3.3. Hunnisms in the Nenets language 48
Chapter 4 52
4.1. Huns in Central Asia 53
4.2. Hunnisms 57
in Kyrgyz and Kazakh languages 58
4.3. Ethnonym Siberian 59
in the title of Turkic rulers 60
Chapter 5 61
Huns in the Southern Urals 61
Chapter 6 63
6.1.2. Dagestan Savirs 65
6.2. Hunnisms in Karachay-Balkar 67
and Avar languages 68
Chapter 7 70
7.2. Hunnisms in the Azerbaijani language 72
7.3. Hunnisms in the Armenian language 73
Chapter 8 75
Chapter 9 81
9.2. The main language of the Hunnic state 85
9.3. Huns in the Western Black Sea region 87
9.4. Hunnisms in Bulgarian 89
Old Slavonic and Bulgarian languages 90
9.6. Hunisms in the Romanian language 94
9.7. Hunnisms in the Hungarian language 96
9.8. Pannonian Huns and Slavs 99
9.9. European Huns and Goths 103
9.10. Hunisms in German 105
Chapter 10 106
10.2. Hunnisms in East Slavic languages 110
10.3. Huns on the Volga 120
10.4. Yenisei Huns on the Volga 138
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Conclusion 146
Bibliography 147
About Chuvash-Chinese lexical correspondences 160
About the ancient origins of the Chuvash 164
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