The Place of Armenian in the Indo-European Language Family: The Relationship with Greek and Indo-Iranian
Martirosyan, Hrach · 2013
Martirosyan, author of the standard etymological dictionary of inherited Armenian vocabulary, assesses where Armenian sits within the Indo-European family, demonstrating especially close relationships with Greek and Indo-Iranian through systematic lexical correspondences. A foundational modern reference on the origins of the Armenian language.
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Martirosyan, Hrach 2013. The Place of Armenian in the Indo-European Language Family: The Relationship with Greek and Indo-Iranian. Journal of Language Relationship, Vol. 10, No. 1 (Gorgias Press / De Gruyter Brill).
What this offers a reader
Authoritative answer to 'where does Armenian come from?'
Open access (CC BY-NC-ND); complements his 2008 Brill etymological dictionary.
Scholarly ammunition for the uniqueness and antiquity of the Armenian language.
Armenian is an independent Indo-European branch closest to Greek: here is the proof.
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