- from Iron Age Apulia. This IE
subfamily is
alternatively referred to as
Illyric,
Illyrian complex,
Western Paleo-Balkan, or
Adriatic Indo-European. Concerning...
- Look up Illyri**** in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Illyri**** may
refer to: Illyria, a
region in
Southeastern Europe in
classical antiquity, inhabited...
-
branch has been
proposed in
recent research,
comprising the
Albanoid or
Illyric (Albanian-Messapic), Armenian, and Graeco-Phrygian (****enic-Phrygian)...
-
Albanian and Gr****. This Indo-European
subfamily encomp****es the
Albanoid (
Illyric)
subbranch (Albanian and Messapic), and the Graeco-Phrygian
subbranch (Gr****...
- historian. The
names of
numerous other Illyric settlements along the
coast had the same
suffix -est
which indicates its
Illyric origins. When the
Romans conquered...
-
considered the
closest language to Albanian,
grouped in a
common branch titled Illyric in
Hyllested &
Joseph (2022).
Hyllested &
Joseph (2022) in
agreement with...
- "Serbian" or "Croatian".
Since the
nineteenth century, the term
Illyrian or
Illyric was used
quite often (thus
creating confusion with the
Illyrian language)...
-
Messapians and
Adriatic Veneti, as well as Magno-Gr****s,
Cisalpine Gauls and
Illyric Iapygians) and pre-Indo-European
speakers (Etruscans, Ligures, Rhaetians...
- the muni****l
school in the town of Pag.
After 1590 he
studied at the
Illyric College in
Loreto near Ancona, in the
Papal States (in
modern Italy), managed...
-
language of
Apulia which was of
Balkan provenance and is
grouped in the '
Illyric branch' of the Indo-European family, does have an
epigraphic corpus, and...
