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Do the word boundaries and recurring morphemes found by sequence analysis fit the grammar of any proposed language?

Asked 31 Oct 2026 by ·Part of What language do the Byblos pseudo-hieroglyphic inscriptions record?·0 answers·0·0 following
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Sobelman and Mäder have extracted structure without sound values; matching that structure to Semitic, Hurrian or other morphology would test the language claims independently of any decipherer's values.

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