Linguists

American linguist

Swiss linguist, professor, one of the representatives of the Geneva school.

German linguist and theologian.

German missionary, sinologist and botanist

German philologist

Georgian linguist

Danish linguist

Bulgarian linguist and literary critic.

French linguist

Swiss linguist, one of the founders of modern linguistic science

Swiss linguist, one of the leading representatives of the Geneva School.

American linguist and anthropologist.

German linguist and linguistic theorist, representative of neogrammatism

American linguist, emeritus professor.

Scottish Sanskrit and Indologist.

Czech linguist

Professor of didactics of French language and literature at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt.

The largest representative of Finnish culture, an outstanding researcher of the Karelian-Finnish epic “Kalevala”, linguist, doctor by training.

American linguist

Slovenian linguist.

Finnish and Russian linguist

Czechoslovakian and Austrian linguist

Linguist

Danish linguist, founder of glossematics

South African linguist, Africanist, one of the leading experts on Bantu languages of the first half of the 20th century.

"The Father of British Oriental Studies"

Czech orientalist and linguist.

Researcher in Finnish languages

German linguist

French linguist and philologist

American linguist

German linguist, specialist in African languages. Son of theologian Friedrich Blick.

French linguist

French structuralist and semiotician

Swiss linguist

American linguist, professor at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.

Basque writer and linguist.

Soviet Esperantologist, language teacher and translator

Soviet and Kazakh linguist-Turkologist

Slovak linguist.

Swedish linguist

German writer and linguist.

German linguist

Macedonian linguist.

French linguist

Italian linguist.

German missionary and linguist

Croatian poet, educator, linguist

Norwegian linguist, Russianist.