Note 466 — Chapter VIII · THE SWORD IN ANCIENT EGYPT AND IN MODERN AFRICA.
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Characterised chiefly by post- instead of pre-positions, by additions to the verb which make it causal, reflective, and so forth, and by the peculiar form of sentences. Examples: the Finn-Ugrian-Magyar and the Turk-Mongol-Tartar, both probably deriving from the ancient Sakas = Scythians.