卢维语

**卢维语**（，在英语中有时也被称作**Luvian**或者 **Luish**） 是一种或是一族在印欧语系中的安那托利亚语族里面的语言。按照书写方式的不同，卢维语可分为两种不同的形式：**楔形文字式卢维语**（Cuneiform Luwian，CLuwian） 和 **象形文字式卢维语**（Hieroglyphic Luwian，HLuwian）。至于是将它们看作一种语言还是两种语言，在学术界并没有定论。

在安纳托利亚语族中的其他一些语言已经被证实与卢维语非常相似，这表明这些语言在楔形文字式卢维语和象形文字式卢维语中应该有自己的分支。有一些语言学家将这些语言分支称为**卢维语支**或直接称为**卢维语**，所以在语言分类上卢维语代表了卢维语中全部的语言。而其他的语言学家，比如梅尔查特，则喜欢用**卢维语支**来代表这一类语言，用卢维语代表楔形文字式卢维语和象形文字式卢维语。

## 分类

### 安那托利亚

卢维语和赫梯语有很高的相似性。

### 特洛伊假说
虽然卢维语和吕西亚语并不是同一个直系祖先，但它们有语言学上的联系。所以卢维语也被推测可能是特洛伊人所说的语言。

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