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élamite
Also known as Elamite language, Hatamtite
langue morte parlée en Élam
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Elamite was an ancient language spoken in the region of Elam, located in what is now southwestern Iran, and it was used for thousands of years in the ancient Mesopotamian world. Understanding Elamite matters because it provides important evidence about the civilizations and cultures of the ancient Middle East, including their interactions with other societies like the Babylonians and Assyrians.
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L'élamite est une langue morte parlée en Élam jusqu’à l’époque d’Alexandre le Grand. Son usage nous est connu à travers l’écriture élamite cunéiforme, adaptée des systèmes graphiques suméro-akkadiens à partir de 2500 av. J.-C. environ.
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Elamite languageLanguage articles with Linglist codeLanguage articles with unreferenced extinction dateLanguage isolates of AsiaLanguages attested from the 3rd millennium BCLanguages extinct in the 1st millennium BCLanguages extinct in the 4th century BCLanguages with ISO 639-2 codePre-Indo-European languagesSubject–object–verb languages