Эвристическая модель фонестемного праязыка Homo Sapiens. - Рублевский А.В. - ИИ-НАУКА №36 (1.06.25)

The text presents a heuristic model of a phonetic root in the Proto-language of Homo sapiens, proposing that the root *GXw (with G as a voiced velar stop, X as a fricative, and w as a labialization) corresponds to the Sumerian root GU, both representing deep, resonant sounds such as screams or roars. It argues that these roots are not borrowed or inherited from later language families but are remnants of a pre‑linguistic phonetic system that existed between 10,000 and 20,000 years ago, predating the Indo‑European, Semitic, Uralic, Sumerian, and Dravidian families. The model suggests that such phonetic roots were part of a universal, cognitive‑semiotic system of Homo sapiens, reflected in various languages as onomatopoeic or expressive sounds. The discussion emphasizes the significance of Sumerian as an archaic carrier of these pre‑linguistic phonetic archetypes, rather than an isolated language, and highlights the role of these roots in the evolution of human vocal communication.