Indo-European language

An Indo-European language is a member of a large family of related languages spoken across Europe and parts of Asia, all descended from a common prehistoric ancestor known as Proto-Indo-European.

Aliases (27)

• Indo-Aryan language ×32
• Romance language ×32
• North Germanic language ×12
• Germanic language ×7
• Indo-Iranian language ×7
• South Slavic language ×7
• Middle Indo-Aryan language ×6
• Eastern Iranian language ×5
• Slavic language ×5
• West Slavic language ×5
• ancient Greek dialect ×5
• East Slavic language ×4
• French-based creole ×3
• branch of Romance languages ×3
• Balkan Romance language ×2
• Ibero-Romance language ×2
• Indo-Aryan dialect ×2
• branch of Italic languages ×2
• modern Indo-Aryan language ×2
• stage of the German language ×2
• stage of the Greek language ×2
• Ancient Greek dialect ×1
• Indo-Iranian languages ×1
• North Germanic language group ×1
• Southwest Iranian language ×1
• ancestor of Romance languages ×1
• branch of Indo-Iranian languages ×1

Instances (188)

• Anglo-Norman ("Romance language")
• Sinhala ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) ("Romance language")
• Koine Greek ("ancient Greek dialect")
• Sindhi ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Latino-Faliscan languages ("branch of Italic languages")
• French ("Romance language")
• Saraiki ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Osco-Umbrian languages ("branch of Italic languages")
• Occitan ("Romance language")
• Faroese language ("North Germanic language")
• Old Gutnish ("North Germanic language")
• Elfdalian ("North Germanic language")
• Irish language
• Aromanian ("Romance language")
• Proto-Germanic
• Megleno-Romanian ("Balkan Romance language")
• Swedish language ("North Germanic language")
• Istro-Romanian ("Balkan Romance language")
• Church Slavonic ("Slavic language")
• Old French ("Romance language")
• Sicel
• Franco-Provençal (Arpitan) ("Romance language")
• English
• Gandhari Prakrit ("Middle Indo-Aryan language")
• Iranian languages ("branch of Indo-Iranian languages")
• Galician language ("Romance language")
• Old East Slavic ("East Slavic language")
• Ibero-Romance languages ("branch of Romance languages")
• Maharashtri Prakrit ("Middle Indo-Aryan language")
• Piedmontese ("Romance language")
• Ossetian language ("Eastern Iranian language")
• Romansh language ("Romance language")
• Rusyn language ("East Slavic language")
• Walloon language ("Romance language")
• Ladin language ("Romance language")
• Aragonese language ("Romance language")
• Mirandese language ("Romance language")
• Nepali ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Dalmatian language ("Romance language")
• Odia ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Old Persian ("Indo-Iranian language")
• Vulgar Latin ("ancestor of Romance languages")
• Ahirani ("Indo-Aryan dialect")
• Ancient Greek ("stage of the Greek language")
• Kurdish language ("Indo-Iranian language")
• Corsican language ("Romance language")
• Norse ("North Germanic language group")
• Danish language ("North Germanic language")
• Romanian language ("Romance language")
• Slovene ("South Slavic language")
• Lithuanian
• Croatian ("South Slavic language")
• Corsu ("Romance language")
• Jèrriais ("Romance language")
• Proto-Indo-European
• Old Norwegian ("North Germanic language")
• Khari Boli ("Indo-Aryan dialect")
• Rajasthani ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Gallo-Romance languages ("branch of Romance languages")
• Bhojpuri ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Old High German ("stage of the German language")
• Emilian-Romagnol ("Romance language")
• Magadhi Prakrit ("Middle Indo-Aryan language")
• Portuguese language ("Romance language")
• Russian language ("East Slavic language")
• Punjabi language ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Marathi language ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Persian language ("Indo-Iranian language")
• Italian language ("Romance language")
• Polish language ("West Slavic language")
• Albanian language
• Sanskrit ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Gothic language ("Germanic language")
• Konkani ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Dogri ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Palaic
• Milyan
• Cuneiform Luwian
• Hieroglyphic Luwian
• Doric Greek ("ancient Greek dialect")
• Greek language
• Lycian
• Aeolic Greek ("ancient Greek dialect")
• Lydian
• Hittite (Nesite)
• Zazaki ("Indo-Iranian language")
• Fiji Hindi ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Pali ("Middle Indo-Aryan language")
• Seraiki ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Seychellois Creole ("French-based creole")
• Norwegian language ("North Germanic language")
• Pakhto ("Eastern Iranian language")
• Tregami language ("Indo-Iranian language")
• Ashkun language ("Eastern Iranian language")
• Sarnami Hindustani ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Hindi ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Bengali ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Catalan ("Romance language")
• Prakrit ("Middle Indo-Aryan language")
• Arpitan ("Romance language")
• Magahi ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Dhundhari ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Ionic Greek ("ancient Greek dialect")
• Latin
• Modern Greek ("stage of the Greek language")
• Shauraseni Prakrit ("Middle Indo-Aryan language")
• Urdu language ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Marwari ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Middle High German ("stage of the German language")
• Romani language ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Harauti ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Slovak language ("West Slavic language")
• Silesian language ("West Slavic language")
• Kashubian language ("West Slavic language")
• Chhattisgarhi ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Spanish ("Romance language")
• Kangri ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Attic Greek ("Ancient Greek dialect")
• Modern Irish
• Pashto language ("Eastern Iranian language")
• Nuristani languages ("Indo-Iranian languages")
• Judeo-Tat ("Southwest Iranian language")
• Proto-Norse ("North Germanic language")
• Macedonian ("South Slavic language")
• Bosnian ("South Slavic language")
• Assamese ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Gutnish ("Germanic language")
• Frisian (partially) ("Germanic language")
• Ukrainian language ("East Slavic language")
• Czech language ("West Slavic language")
• Övdalian ("North Germanic language")
• Proto-Slavic language ("Slavic language")
• Common Slavic ("Slavic language")
• Old Icelandic ("North Germanic language")
• Lombard ("Romance language")
• Venetic language
• Bulgarian language ("South Slavic language")
• Old Spanish ("Romance language")
• Judezmo ("Romance language")
• Shina ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Lahnda ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Ligurian language ("Romance language")
• Gujarati ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Mauritian Creole ("French-based creole")
• Khowar ("Indo-Aryan language")
• oci ("Romance language")
• Serbian language ("South Slavic language")
• Sardinian language ("Romance language")
• Wakhi ("Eastern Iranian language")
• Maithili ("Indo-Aryan language")
• Ionian Greek ("ancient Greek dialect")
• vlaheşte ("Romance language")
• Eastern Romance ("branch of Romance languages")
• Haitian Creole ("French-based creole")
• Icelandic ("North Germanic language")
• Norn ("North Germanic language")
• Bulgaria ("South Slavic language")