Hurrians (6237 bytes)
2: The '''Hurrians''' were a people of the [[Ancient Near East]], wh...
8: ...aspects of their society, is still a mystery. The Hurrians spoke an agglutinative language, conventionally c...
10: By about [[2400 BC]], the Hurrians had expanded southward from the [[Zagros Mountain...
12: ...round [[1775 BC]], in the reign of [[Hammurabi]], Hurrians are recorded as entering the [[Babylonian Empire]...
14: The Hurrians apparently became a major political power after b...

Hurrian language (957 bytes)
2: ... is a conventional name for the language of the [[Hurrians]], a people who entered northern [[Mesopotamia]] ...
7: ... J. Gelb]] & [[E. A. Speiser]], believe that the Hurrians were later arrivals who assimilated or were assim...

Hurrian (183 bytes)
3: * An ancient people of the [[Near East]], the [[Hurrians]].

Nuzi (655 bytes)
1: ...ear the [[Tigris]] river. It was founded by the [[Hurrians]] around [[1500 BC]] before being absorbed into t...

Khaldis (954 bytes)
1: ...rent gods known to the [[Urartu|Urartians]] and [[Hurrians]]. The inscription of Argistis near [[Lake Van]] ...

17th century BC (870 bytes)
8: * 1700 - 1500 BC -- [[Hurrians|Hurrian]] conquests

Chaldean (974 bytes)
2: ...ought to be descended from the same language as [[Hurrians|Hurrian]]. Surviving Chaldean texts are written i...

16th century BC (908 bytes)
9: * 1700 - 1500 BC -- [[Hurrians|Hurrian]] conquests

Horites (1222 bytes)
1: ...e these might not be synonymous. While in history Hurrians had close relations with so-called Hattians, bibl...

Tikunani Prism (1477 bytes)
4: ...ority of Tunip-Tessup's 438 Habiru servants had [[Hurrians|Hurrian]] names that could not be explained by re...

Hurro-Urartian languages (1707 bytes)
5: ...rian language|Hurrian]] was the language of the [[Hurrians]] (occasionally called "Hurrites"), a people who ...

Urkesh (2201 bytes)
1: ...unded during the [[third millennium BC]] by the [[Hurrians]] on a site which appears to have been inhabited ...

Ancient Near East (2514 bytes)

Zazaki (3341 bytes)
34: * [[Hurrians]]

Hebrew languages (4145 bytes)
18: ... It also associates the Hebrews either with the [[Hurrians]], or with [[Urartu]] and the [[mountains of Arar...

Tushratta (3948 bytes)
5: ...oyal family. The document calls him king of the [[Hurrians]], while Tushratta is given the title of "King of...

Mitra (7606 bytes)
14: ...win horsemen, the [[Ashvins]] or [[Nasatya]]. The Hurrians, it appears, were being led by an aristocratic wa...

Hebrews (3685 bytes)
7: ...were originally Canaanites, Amorites, Hittites, [[Hurrians]] and [[Luwian]]s who gradually distinguished the...

Hittites (16847 bytes)
42: ... the Hittite Empire was plunged into chaos. The [[Hurrians]], a people living in the mountainous region alon...
45: ...y struggles and wars with neighbouring Assyrians, Hurrians and Egyptians, especially when Hittites began to ...
157: ... that the [[Hebrew language|Hebrew]] word for the Hurrians (''HRY'' in consonant-only script) became the nam...
166: *''The Hittites and Hurrians'' in [[D. J. Wiseman]] ‘'Peoples of the Old...

Mitanni (4694 bytes)
1: ...e correctly, '''Mittani''') was the name of the [[Hurrians|Hurrian]] population in West [[Asia]] in the [[2n...

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