Re: Sos-

Dear Arnaud,

I wrote:

> Edward J. Vajda, who has been often accused by Arnaud not to
> realize that Yeniseian languages are full of Uralic loans, has
> actually read and annotated all the extant literature on Uralic
> influences on Yeniseian languages in his book _Yeniseian People
> and Languages: A History of Yeniseian Studies with an Annotated
> Bibliography and a Source Guide_ (Curzon Press 2002), some
> portions of which can be accessed online at
>
> http://tinyurl.com/dd4f5z

You replied:

> For your own information, this list at least lacks one element:
>
> Butanaev, V. Ja. 1992. "Khakassko-ketskije leksicheskije paralleli
> [Khakas-Ket lexical parallels]". Journal de la Société Finno-
> Ougrienne 84. 21-29.

This article by Butanaev is listed and annotated, along with many
other articles by the same author, at pp. 71-73 of Vajda's book:

http://tinyurl.com/b9f44p

The reason why I excluded it from the list of articles I provided in
my earlier post (which I took directly from Vajda's book) is that we
were talking about URALIC influences on Yeniseian languages, whereas
Khakas is a TURKIC language.

Regards,
Francesco