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Umbrian is an
extinct Italic language formerly spoken by the
Umbri in the
ancient Italian region of Umbria.
Within the
Italic languages it is closely...
- speakers. It is
somewhat smaller than the
ancient Umbria. Most
ancient Umbrian cities were
settled in the 9th-4th
centuries BC on
easily defensible hilltops...
- The Osco-
Umbrian,
Sabellic or
Sabellian languages are an
extinct group of
Italic languages, the Indo-European
languages that were
spoken in
central and...
- They
eventually drove the
Umbrians towards the
Apennine uplands and
captured 300
Umbrian towns. Nevertheless, the
Umbrian po****tion does not seem to...
- The 2024
Umbrian regional election took
place on 17 and 18
November 2024. The
candidate who
obtains a
plurality of
votes on a
regional level is elected...
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ancient Italic languages are
Faliscan (the
closest to Latin),
Umbrian and
Oscan (or Osco-
Umbrian), and
South Picene.
Other Indo-European
languages once spoken...
- The
language is in the Osco-
Umbrian or
Sabellic branch of the
Italic languages.
Oscan is
therefore a
close relative of
Umbrian and
South Picene.
Oscan was...
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present in Lydian, Neo-Etruscan and
Italic alphabets of Osco-
Umbrian languages such as Oscan,
Umbrian, Old
Sabine and
South Picene (Old Volscian). This sign...
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remained distinct from *β in
Latin and Venetic, but also
merged in Osco-
Umbrian. *tl > *kl word-medially.
Final *t
became *d *l̥, *r̥ > *ol, *or *m̥, *n̥...
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including Oscan,
Umbrian, and
South Picene, and
other Indo-European
branches such as Venetic)
originally used the alphabet. Faliscan, Oscan,
Umbrian,
North Picene...
