Proto-Hispano-Celtic

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Proto-Hispano-Celtic
Common Hispano-Celtic
*tangʷāt-
(A posteriori reconstructed proto language)
Created byCaesar05
Date2024
Setting[w:Iberian_Peninsula]
Ethnicity[w:Celts]
Era∼500 BC - ∼300 BC
Indo-European
  • Proto-Hispano-Celtic
Early forms
[w:Indo-European languages
  • [w:Italo-Celtic
    • [w:Celtic languages
      • [w:Hispano-Celtic languages
Dialects
  • [w:Celtiberian language
  • [w:Gallaecian language
  • [w:Lusitanian language
  • [w:Tartessian language
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Celtic languages distribution over time
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Hispano-Celtic languages distribution (see Lusitanian (?) in dark orange)

The Proto-Hispano-Celtic or Common Hispano-Celtic is a hypothetical language reconstructed as the last common linguistic ancestor of the Celtic languages that developed on the Iberian Peninsula.

A realistic investigation of Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Celtic by Ranko Matasović will be attempted using as a basis the scarce evidence of extinct Hispano-Celtic languages such as Celtiberian and Gallaecian and the vocabulary of Celtic heritage in modern Iberian languages. On the other hand, some influences from other pre-Roman languages of the Iberian Peninsula will be added, such as Lusitanian, Tartessian, Iberian and Basque or Aquitanian, as well as some parallel developments in other existing Celtic languages.


Introduction

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