# Schneider lists possible lexical isoglosses between Kassite and Hurro-Urartian.

> Schneider lists possible lexical isoglosses between Kassite and Hurro-Urartian.

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# Schneider lists possible lexical isoglosses between Kassite and Hurro-Urartian.

Schneider lists possible lexical isoglosses between Kassite and Hurro-Urartian.

Speculative0

## What it means

Key question[What was the Kassite language, and can it be classified from a 48-entry vocabulary and a few hundred names?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/hattic-kassite-lost-languages/questions/QST0DEDWK5SV6E1/what-was-the-kassite-language-and-can-it-be-classified-from)

5 answers, none ahead yet

**Open** unchanged

Answer this evidence bears on[Kassite is related to Hurrian and Urartian.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/hattic-kassite-lost-languages/answers/ANS0DEDYPFYA2Y9/kassite-is-related-to-hurrian-and-urartian)

Supports1 for, 1 against

**Still possible** unchanged

## Sources 1

[Kassitisch und Hurro-Urartäisch. Ein Diskussionsbeitrag zu möglichen lexikalischen Isoglossen](https://mysteriesdept.com/sources/SRC0DEDMA7WKRMM/kassitisch-und-hurro-urartaisch-ein-diskussionsbeitrag-zu)

Schneider 2003

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