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Subgrouping in
linguistics is the
division of a
language family into its
constituent branches. In
standard linguistic theory,
subgroupings are determined...
- is a more
accurate representation. Most
approaches to Indo-European
subgrouping to date have ****umed that the tree
model is by-and-large
valid for Indo-European;...
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Indosphere is a term
coined by the
linguist James Matisoff for
areas of
Indian linguistic influence in the
neighboring Southern Asian,
Southeast Asian...
- A
language family is a
group of
languages related through descent from a
common ancestor,
called the proto-language of that family. The term
family is...
- The
Illyrians (Ancient Gr****: Ἰλλυριοί, Illyrioi; Latin: Illyrii) were a
group of Indo-European-speaking
people who
inhabited the
western Balkan Peninsula...
- the
earliest branchings during eastern migration), and the
shallowest subgroupings are
found furthest to the east (Eastern Algonquian, and
arguably Core...
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Algonquian and
Central Algonquian, are
geographic but do not
refer to
genetic subgroupings. A
consensus classification of the
known Eastern Algonquian languages...
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lesser extent from
Slavic and Indo-Iranian
languages (all of
which are
subgroupings of Indo-European). Furthermore, a
certain group of very
basic and neutral...
- Swedish, and Afrikaans, have
moved toward a
largely analytic type. The
subgroupings of the
Germanic languages are
defined by
shared innovations. It is important...
- (2008). "The
Distribution of Data in Word
Lists and its
Impact on the
Subgrouping of Languages". In Preisach, Christine; Burkhardt, Hans; Schmidt-Thieme...
