Luwian
/ˈluːwɪən/(亦作Luvian /ˈluːvɪən/)
noun
mass noun
- an ancient Anatolian language of the 2nd millennium BC, related to Hittite. It is recorded in both cuneiform and hieroglyphic scripts, and may have been the language spoken in Troy at the time of the Homeric war.卢维语（公元前2000年一种古安那托利亚语, 同赫梯语有亲缘关系, 在楔形文字和象形文字资料中均有记载, 可能是荷马史诗中所述古希腊战争时期特洛伊人所用的语言）。
词源
from Luwia, part of Asia Minor, + -AN.