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• Instead, he suggested a connection with the Yeniseian languages.
• Many of them, such as the Samoyedic, or Yeniseian languages.
• Another Yeniseian language, Yugh, is believed to have recently become extinct.
• The Yeniseians were followed by the Uralic Sayan region.
• The Yeniseian languages have highly elaborate verbal morphology.
• The exact identity of the Proto-Yeniseian phoneme " r?" is unclear.
• Proto-Uralic did not have tones, which contrasts with Yeniseian and some Siberian languages.
• The Na-Dene language group is believed to be linked to the Yeniseian languages of Siberia.
• A symposium in Alaska in February 2008 included papers on the Yeniseian and Na-Den?families.
• The Yeniseian languages have been described as having up to four tones or no tones at all.
• In 2011 Vajda published a short annotated bibliography on Den?Yeniseian languages ( follow link below ).
• There were nine papers, the first new papers on Den? Yeniseian since the 2010 volume was published.
• Noun classification occurs in the North Caucasian languages, Burushaski, Yeniseian, and the Na-Den?languages.
• Michael Fortescue has connected Uralic instead as a part of an Uralo-Siberian typological area ( comprising Uralic, Yeniseian.
• He suggested that Yeniseian tone differences glottalized consonants in the syllable coda, as still present in the Na-Den?languages.
• On March 24, 2012 the Alaska Native Language Center hosted the Den?Yeniseian Workshop at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
• The classifier is found in no other language family, although may be present in the Yeniseian family per Vajda ( 2010 ).
• The Jie, a Xiongnu tribe who founded the Later Zhao state in Chinese history, appears consistent with being a Yeniseian language.
• However, neither the Burushaski nor the Yeniseian verbal morphology has been rigorously analysed, and reviewers have found the evidence to be weak.
• One sentence of the language of the Jie, a Xiongnu tribe who founded the Later Zhao state, appears consistent with being a Yeniseian language.