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...and was influenced by many other language groups, including a [[w:Pre-Indo-European languages|substrate]] of unclear origin. Carpathian contains relatively few ...rited directly from Proto-Carpathian or derived later from existing native roots. ...

...y conjectured by some [[Verse:Lõis|Lõisian]] linguists, including the Indo-European, Uralic, Inuit, Paleosiberian, [[Siészal]], Semitic, Egyptian and [[Camalic ..., ejective series was created in IE and Semitic from stop clusters; but in Proto-Camalic those clusters resulted in stød. ...

...ains with many roots never developing them in the first place, while other roots lost some forms and preserved other, that were used more frequently. Some roots exist as doublets — words with similar or identical meaning but different v ...

|familycolor = Indo-European |fam5= Proto-Hukranduic ...

The Germanic languages are a branch of the Indo-European language family spoken natively by a population of about 515 million people == Proto-Language == ...

...h was spoken in Iberia. Its premise is "Phoenician or Punic but a bit more Proto-Germanic". *some a-priori roots ...

|posteriori=based on [[Indo-European languages]] ...uting to building a European identity. Besides, given the spread of [[Indo-European languages]] outside Europe (today half the world population speaks an I-E l ...

|familycolor=Indo-European ...populations of under 50 people.</p><p> The language can trace its roots to Proto-Celtic but due to the isolated location of the archipelago from the rest of ...

|name = Proto-Flewtish |map = Proto-Flewtish Urheimat.png ...

|protoname = [[Proto-Oronaic]] ...n the IV millennium BC, they became a diverse group of languages, so their proto-language can not be reconstructed precisely. ...

{{Infobox proto-language | name = Proto-Oronaic ...

{{Infobox proto-language | name = Proto-Carpathian ...

|familycolor = Indo-European |ancestor = Proto-Nepokian ...

|familycolor = Indo-European While its vocabulary derives for the most part from [[w:Proto-Slavic_language|Proto-Slavic]], Latin influence is most notable in its grammar, as well as the co ...

...language|agglutinative]], inspired by [[w:Sumerian language|Sumerian]] and proto-languages. ...krand combines this with Biblical [[w:Hebrew language|Hebrew]], later Indo-European languages such as [[w:Latin language|Latin]] and [[w:Greek language|Greek]] ...

|familycolor = Indo-European ===Xažik Gohuilim and its Relation to Proto-Indo-European (PIE)=== ...

The main linguistic influences of Novbasa are Indo-European languages, Chinese (from which most of the isolating grammar is derived) an ...aws from the main language families of the world. The main source are Indo-European languages (around 60% of the current lexicon), but the core of everyday use ...

|familycolor=Indo-European ...orldlang]]. It is based on the [[w:Proto-Indo-European language|Proto-Indo-European language]] (PIE) and has a relatively complex grammar.<ref name="Mithridate ...

|familycolor = Indo-European ...odīru'' or ''(la) gulkā ɂelodīrā'', is an [[w:Indo-European languages|Indo-European]] language, an isolate inside the family, spoken in an alternate timeline o ...

[[Category: Indo-European languages]] ...tʊŋ.ɡɪs.koː, ˈɡu.tɪs.koː|2018|Northern Italy, ca. 400ᴀᴅ|Indo-European|Indo-European|Germanic|East Germanic||||||}} ...