A Dictionary of Cuneiform Luvian

A Dictionary of Cuneiform LuvianLuvian was a language spoken in second millennium B. C. ancient Anatolia, now Turkey,. It is preserved in documents written in cuneiform script important for our knowledge of religion and culture during the Hittite Empire. The dictionary includes definitions as well as a grammatical introduction, and extensive linguistic and textual commentary.

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