盧維語

盧維語（ən，在英語中有時也被稱作Luvian或者 Luish） 是一種或是一族在印歐語系中的安那託利亞語族裡面的語言。按照書寫方式的不同，盧維語可分為兩種不同的形式：楔形文字式盧維語（Cuneiform Luwian，CLuwian） 和 象形文字式盧維語（Hieroglyphic Luwian，HLuwian）。至於是將它們看作一種語言還是兩種語言，在學術界並沒有定論。
在安納托利亞語族中的其他一些語言已經被證實與盧維語非常相似，這表明這些語言在楔形文字式盧維語和象形文字式盧維語中應該有自己的分支。有一些語言學家將這些語言分支稱為盧維語支或直接稱為盧維語，所以在語言分類上盧維語代表了盧維語中全部的語言。而其他的語言學家，比如梅爾查特，則喜歡用盧維語支來代表這一類語言，用盧維語代表楔形文字式盧維語和象形文字式盧維語。

**分類**
位於土耳其安卡拉安那託利亞文明博物館的蘇爾坦哈碑

**安那託利亞**
盧維語和赫梯語有很高的相似性。

**特洛伊假說**
雖然盧維語和呂西亞語並不是同一個直系祖先，但它們有語言學上的聯繫。所以盧維語也被推測可能是特洛伊人所說的語言。

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