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What (who) is MHH Franssen - definition
MHH Franssen
Maximiliaan Henricus Hubertus Franssen (28 March 1903, Roermond – 5 juli 1987)Frans Kluiters and Etienne Verhoeyenn, Supplement with vital data of persons mentioned in De Abwehr n Nederland (1936–1945), Netherlands Intelligence Studies Association, 2006/2016. (in Dutch) was a Dutch lawyer.
Franssen effect
The Franssen effect is an auditory illusion where the listener incorrectly localizes a sound. It was found in 1960 by Nico Valentinus Franssen (1926–1979), a Dutch physicist and inventor.
Salchuq language
LANGUAGE WHICH HAS BEEN REPORTED TO EXIST IN REPUTABLE WORKS WHERE SUBSEQUENT RESEARCH HAS DEMONSTRATED THAT IT DOES NOT EXIST
Kakauhua language; Kakauhua; Rungi language; Khalaj language (Iranian); Savara language (Dravidian); Salchuq language; Runa language; ISO 639:agi; ISO 639:kbf; ISO 639:rna; ISO 639:slq; ISO 639:svr; Rungi; Borna language (Democratic Republic of Congo); ISO 639:bxx; Lyons Sign Language; Tijuana Sign Language; Eborna language; Borna language (Democratic Republic of the Congo); Eborna; Yarí language; Yari language; Cagua language; Chipiajes language; Coxima language; Iapama language; Mina language (India); Kabixí language; Kabixi language; Kpatili language; Babalia Creole Arabic; Emok language; Cauca language; Chamari language; Northwestern Fars language; Yangho language; Miarrã language; Amapá Creole language; Atuence language; Babalia Creole Arabic language; Pini language; Papavô language; Dhanwar language (India); Mahei language; Palu language; Amikuân language; Amapá Creole; Jiji language; Garreh-Ajuran language; Kalanke language; Lewada-Dewara language; Wamsak language; Oso language; Rungi people; Nkwak language; Nchinchege language; Alak 2 language; Scandinavian Pidgin Sign Language; Tapeba language; Upper Kaeme language; Upper Digul language; Mapi language; Cabishí language; Cabishi language; Babalia language; Babalia Arabic language; Miarra language; Papavo language; Bibasa language; Itaem language; Nemeyam language; Nereyama language; Numbiai language; Numbiaí language; Orelha de Pau language; Oganibi language; Tyeliri Senoufo language; Marajona language; Tayabas Ayta language; Tayabas Agta language; Tayabas language; Sorsogon Ayta language; Sorsogon Agta language; Sorsogon Aeta language; Tayabas Aeta language; Wagumi language; Zanofil language; Amerax language; Northwestern Fars; ISO 639:aex; ISO 639:akn; ISO 639:amd; ISO 639:atf; Ayta language (Sorsogon); ISO 639:ays; ISO 639:ayy; ISO 639:bbz; ISO 639:bmy; ISO 639:bpb; ISO 639:cbe; ISO 639:cbh; ISO 639:cca; ISO 639:cdg; ISO 639:dha; ISO 639:emo; ISO 639:faz; ISO 639:ggh; ISO 639:iap; ISO 639:kjf; ISO 639:kox; ISO 639:kym; ISO 639:llo; ISO 639:lmz; ISO 639:lsg; ISO 639:mja; ISO 639:myi; ISO 639:pbz; ISO 639:pii; ISO 639:ppv; ISO 639:prb; ISO 639:suf; ISO 639:tbb; ISO 639:xbx; ISO 639:xmi; ISO 639:ynh; ISO 639:yri; Maskoy Pidgin; Maskoy Pidgin language; Yiddish Sign Language; Pu Ko language; Rien language; Hongote language; Tomedes language; Cumeral language; Omejes language; Scandinavian Pidgin Sign; Ponares language; Bhatola language; Warduji language; Cauca language (Colombia); ISO 639:sgo; ISO 639:lba; ISO 639:yds; ISO 639:wrd; ISO 639:bhx; ISO 639:cum; ISO 639:dgu; ISO 639:goj; ISO 639:mhh; ISO 639:ome; ISO 639:pod; ISO 639:puk; ISO 639:rie; ISO 639:toe; Cabichí language; Cabichi language; Koxima language; Amikoana language; Ayta Tayabas language; Balamula language; Khuai language; !Khuai language; /Khuai language; Faked language; Faked languages; Hoax language; Hoax languages; Language hoax; Language hoaxes; Language fraud; Fraud language; Fraud languages; Mataru language; Ladakhi Sign language; Babalia creole; Babalia creole language; Babalia; Agaria language; Chamari tongue; Meena language; Wirangu-Nauo language; Sufrai language; Dubious languages; Tayabas Ayta near Lucena City in Western Quezon; Amerax; Amikoana; Yarí; Wirangu-Nauo; Warduji; Atuence; Tomedes; Sufrai; Borna (Democratic Republic of Congo); Dhanwar (India); Sorsogon Ayta; Chipiajes; Coxima; Cumeral; Emok; Omejes; Garreh-Ajuran; Kpatili; Khuai; Iapama; Miarrã; Pu Ko; Kabixí; Ponares; Ladakhi Sign; Mahei; Salchuq; Papavô; Tayabas Ayta; Kabixi; Papavo; Miarra; Tayabas Ayta language near Lucena City in Western Quezon; Spurious language; Salchug; Salchug language; Tamudes language
Salchuq (also Seljuk) is an extinct Turkic variety spoken in Iran. It was probably a dialect of Azerbaijani.
