Udi Language Grammar – Vladimir Fanchvidze | Caucasian Linguistics, USSR 1974

Udi Language – Grammatical Analysis (1974)

A vintage scholarly monograph on the Udi language by Georgian linguist Vladimir Fanchvidze, published in Tbilisi in 1974.

This specialized work provides a detailed analysis of the grammatical structure of Udi, a Northeast Caucasian language historically spoken in the Caucasus.

The book examines the Udi phonetic system, morphology, noun and verb forms, grammatical categories and syntactic constructions.

An important example of Soviet-era research into the languages of the Caucasus, particularly valuable for historical and comparative linguistics.

Publication Details

• Author: Vladimir Fanchvidze

• Georgian title: უდური ენის გრამატიკული ანალიზი

• English title: Grammatical Analysis of the Udi Language

• Publisher: Metsniereba

• Tbilisi, Georgian SSR, USSR

• Year: 1974

• 279 pages

• Hardcover

• Georgian language with Russian summary

Condition

Vintage pre-owned condition. Blue hardcover with gold lettering, showing minor rubbing and edge wear. Pages show light natural aging and appear generally clean in the photographed sections. See photographs for exact condition.

Language note: Main text in Georgian. Includes a Russian-language summary.