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The Proto-Iberian language is the [[w:Linguistic reconstruction|reconstructed]] or ancestor [[w:Proto-language|proto-language]] of the '''Iberian''' branch of the [[w:Indo-European languages|Indo-European languages]]. The Proto-Iberian language presumably had begun to separate from the [[w:Proto-Indo-European languages|Proto-Indo-European language]] in the 1st millenia to 5th century BC, becoming an entirely different language in the mid of the 7th century BC. | The '''Proto-Iberian language''' is the [[w:Linguistic reconstruction|reconstructed]] or ancestor [[w:Proto-language|proto-language]] of the '''Iberian''' branch of the [[w:Indo-European languages|Indo-European languages]]. The Proto-Iberian language presumably had begun to separate from the [[w:Proto-Indo-European languages|Proto-Indo-European language]] in the 1st millenia to 5th century BC, becoming an entirely different language in the mid of the 7th century BC. | ||
The Iberians (ethnicity) are known to have started as a very small group of tribes in East Iberia that later became united and expanded to the entirety of Iberia (which would later result in two distinct languages) within the years. Its vocabulary is almost entirely derived from Proto-Indo-European with exceptions of late borrowings from [[w:Ancient Greek|Ancient Greek]]. | The Iberians (ethnicity) are known to have started as a very small group of tribes in East Iberia that later became united and expanded to the entirety of Iberia (which would later result in two distinct languages) within the years. Its vocabulary is almost entirely derived from Proto-Indo-European with exceptions of late borrowings from [[w:Ancient Greek|Ancient Greek]]. | ||