Caucasian
- noun
- /kɔːˈkeɪʒən/
- Specialized
- The Caucasian languages include Georgian, Chechen, and Abkhaz.
Examples
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Some Caucasian languages have sounds that are rare in other parts of the world.
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The Caucasian languages include Georgian and Chechen.
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Linguists study Caucasian languages to understand their unique grammar systems.
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Are there any Caucasian languages that are similar to Turkish?
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The linguist studied several Caucasian languages, including Abkhaz and Chechen.
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In her research, she explored the unique features of Caucasian language families.
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The museum had an exhibit dedicated to the rich history of Caucasian languages and their speakers.
Synonyms
A language spoken in the Caucasus region that is not related to other languages
Compounds
- Archaic
An old label for people with light skin who come from Europe and nearby regions
- Specialized
A language spoken in the Caucasus region that is not related to other languages
Surface Forms
Etymology
Caucasian can describe a group of languages from the Caucasus, such as Georgian, Chechen, and Abkhaz; these are called 'Caucasian languages' because they come from that mountain region and are quite different from most other languages.