Germanic substrate hypothesis
Germanic substrate hypothesis The Germanic substrate hypothesis is an attempt to explain ...
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Talk:Germanic substrate hypothesis
Talk:Germanic substrate hypothesis What is the proposed name for the hypothetical language that allegedly affected Germanic in this way? The term "Folkish" is ... a word as any, since, if the hypothesis is correct, there is no way ...
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Germanic languages
Germanic languages Germanic Teutonic Geographic distribution: Originally in northern and ... Europe; today worldwide Genetic classification: Indo-European Germanic Subdivisions: East Germanic North Germanic West Germanic Indo-European Indo-European ...
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Germanic philology
Germanic philology Germanic Philology is the study of the Germanic languages particularly from a comparative or historical perspective. Germanic philology began as a serious academic discipline ... also Grimm's law Verner's law Germanic substrate hypothesis Proto-Germanic Great Vowel ...
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Germanic languages   (translated from Italian)
Germanic languages Germanic languages they are a group of languages ... They are spoken from i popoli of Germanic origin that the borders had been settled ... Europe north ofRoman Empire. More diffuse the Germanic languages are Tedesco and Inglese . Other languages ... Norwegian and Svedese ). There are approximately 53 Germanic languages estimated from SIL International . The ...
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Proto-Germanic language
Proto-Germanic language Map of the Pre-Roman Iron Age culture(s) associated with Proto-Germanic, ca 500 BC-50 BC. The area ... of Scandinavia is the Jastorf culture Proto-Germanic, the common ancestor (proto-language) of Proto ... High German, and Gothic, and the contemporary Germanic languages. There are no known documents in Proto-Germanic, which was unwritten, and virtually all ...
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Talk:Germanic words of Unknown Origin
Talk:Germanic words of Unknown Origin Folk? Isn't ... Getting from xero-grade to *o in Germanic is also a problem for that proposed ... to his people or some such. The Germanic form *kuningaz again poses a problem; the ... suffix is a problem. We know that Germanic has the *reg- root, which lies at ... taken mostly from Comrie's introduction to Germanic in The World's Major Languages; ...
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Category:Germanic languages
Category:Germanic languages Subcategories There are 4 subcategories to this category. E East Germanic languages Extinct Germanic languages N North Germanic languages W West Germanic languages Pages in category "Germanic languages" ...
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Talk:Indo-European languages/Archive 1
... of the term 'Indo-European' Quote: "Indo-Germanic languages" or sometimes "Aryan". However when it ... European" is not an 'expansion' of "Indo-Germanic". I believe it was simply an alternative ... french, because they didn't like having 'germanic' in the name. The problem is (was ... both a linguistic and a geographical term. "germanic" is a linguistic, "european" a geographical term ... area where the languages are spoken, "Indo-Germanic" tries to encompass the familiy branches ...
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Talk:Indo-Aryan migration
... Indo-European branches, evidence of a Dravidian substrate (retroflex consonants for example, or borrowed words ... change with time and depending on the substrate language and neighbouring languages. That's exactly ... the reconstructed pronounciation of consonants of Proto-Germanic, the earliest Germanic language, and the other Indo-European languages ... it you would have to derive Proto-Germanic (as well as the Proto-Language ...
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