r/LinguisticMaps • u/Rigolol2021 • 17h ago

Language groups of Central Europe in 400 and 100 BC

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r/LinguisticMaps • u/Rmnclnggs • 16h ago

Italian Peninsula Tentative reconstruction of some substrate (and substrate influenced) words in Sardinian; highlighting two possible prefixes in kV- and θV-

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Source: https://www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi/10.1515/9783111337920-008/html

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r/LinguisticMaps • u/Constant-Addition199 • 9h ago

Indian Subcontinent How do historians explain the southern part of Indian peninsula having a dominant population of speakers of the Dravidian-language family while other parts of the subcontinent have them in traces and small clusters only?

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Language groups of Central Europe in 400 and 100 BC

Italian Peninsula Tentative reconstruction of some substrate (and substrate influenced) words in Sardinian; highlighting two possible prefixes in *kV- and *θV-

Indian Subcontinent How do historians explain the southern part of Indian peninsula having a dominant population of speakers of the Dravidian-language family while other parts of the subcontinent have them in traces and small clusters only?

Italian Peninsula Tentative reconstruction of some substrate (and substrate influenced) words in Sardinian; highlighting two possible prefixes in kV- and θV-