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The '''Corded Ware languages''' in [[Verse:Lõis|Lõis]] (temporary name) are a paleo-European (pre-Indo-European) language family spoken in much of Europe. | The '''Corded Ware languages''' in [[Verse:Lõis|Lõis]] (temporary name) are a paleo-European (pre-Indo-European) language family spoken in much of Europe. The family's Urheimat is usually regarded to be somewhere in Central and Eastern Europe, where corded ware artifacts have been found. This article will document the Proto-Corded Ware language. | ||
See also the [[Baden languages]]. | See also the [[Baden languages]]. | ||
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The Corded Ware languages in Lõis (temporary name) are a paleo-European (pre-Indo-European) language family spoken in much of Europe. The family's Urheimat is usually regarded to be somewhere in Central and Eastern Europe, where corded ware artifacts have been found. This article will document the Proto-Corded Ware language.
See also the Baden languages.
Phonology
- Stops: p t c k q /p t tʂ~c k q/
- Fricatives: f þ s x h /f θ s ʂ~ɧ h/
- Resonants: m n l rr r w y /m n l r ɹ w j/
- Vowels: a e i u ë /ä e i u ə/
Stress
Proto-Corded Ware had no strong stress.
Grammar
- SVO or SOV
- cases and Suffixaufnahme; not Altaic
- stem changes in nouns (like Uralic)
*isqal = child