A Panorama of Indo-European Languages |
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The concept of IndoEuropean | |
THE BRANCHES OF THE IE FAMILY | |
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Albanian alphabet Arabic Armenian Aryan Asia Balochi Baltic became bilingual Breton British Celtic Celts centre century B.C. chiefly Church Slavonic colonies Creole Danish Dardic Dardic languages dialects districts Dravidian Dutch East Eastern Eastern Armenian enclaves English European French Frisian frontier Gaelic Gaul German Greek half Hattusa Hindi Hittite Hurrian IE languages Illyrian Indo-European influence inhabitants inscriptions Iranian Irish islands Italian Kashubian Kaskian kingdom known large numbers later Latin Latin alphabet linguistic literary language literature Lith Luwian medium Middle million minority modern Munda Munda languages naš native Norse North-West noun official language Pakistan Panjabi Pashto Persian Phonetics population Portuguese province remained Republic Rhaetian Roman Rumanian Russ Russian Sanskrit script Sindhi Slavs southern Spanish speak speakers speech spoken standard survived Tajiki tenses territory texts Thracian Tocharian tribes Turkic Urdu verb vocabulary vowels Welsh Western written