-
centum was
pronounced with
initial /k/), but in
satem languages, they
often began with /s/ (the
example satem comes from the
Avestan language of Zoroastrian...
-
distinction between centum and
satem languages corresponds to the
outcome of the PIE
plain velars: The "central"
satem languages (Indo-Iranian, Balto-Slavic...
-
Adenan bin Haji
Satem (Jawi: حاج عدنان بن حاج صتيم; 27
January 1944 – 11
January 2017), po****rly
known as Tok Nan, was a
Malaysian politician who served...
-
Albanian and Balto-Slavic,
which are
satem-like
languages (unclear as
Albanian is
viewed as
neither centum nor
satem), the
palatovelars have been generally...
- are
known as
satem branches,
after the
Avestan word for hundred.
Since the Balto-Slavic family, the Indo-Iranian family, and the
other satem families are...
- and the
early Andronovo archaeological horizon. Proto-Indo-Iranian was a
satem language,
likely removed less than a
millennium from its ancestor, the late...
- an east–west
division of the Indo-European
language family as
centum and
satem languages, and
prompted reinvigorated study of the Indo-European family...
- is
descended from Proto-Indo-European), it has the
characteristics of a
satem language. Proto-Indo-Aryan is
meant to be the
predecessor of Old Indo-Aryan...
-
hybrid of two
quite different Indo-European languages,
mixing the
centum and
satem types.[citation needed]
Which culture or
cultures may have
contributed the...
- Indo-European languages.
Especially notable is the
palatalization that
produced the
satem languages,
along with the ****ociated ruki
sound law.
Other notable changes...
