Proto-Armenian

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Proto-Armenian is the reconstructed prehistoric stage of the Armenian language from which Classical Armenian and later forms of Armenian evolved.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Proto-Armenian canonical 4

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf prehistoric language stage
proto-language
reconstructed language
ancestorOf all known Armenian dialects
attestation unattested
developedInto Classical Armenian
Eastern Armenian
Middle Armenian
Western Armenian
followedBy Classical Armenian
Middle Armenian
Middle Armenian
surface form: Modern Armenian
geneticRelation Indo-European language family
hasAlternativeName Armenian language
surface form: Common Armenian

Pre-Armenian
hasDescendant Classical Armenian
Eastern Armenian
Middle Armenian
Middle Armenian
surface form: Modern Armenian

Western Armenian
hasMorphologicalFeature innovations in nominal inflection compared to Proto-Indo-European
innovations in verbal system compared to Proto-Indo-European
hasPhonologicalFeature merger of certain Proto-Indo-European stops
hasUncertainty degree of contact with neighboring languages
exact chronology
exact geographic extent
influenced lexicon of Classical Armenian
morphology of Classical Armenian
phonology of Classical Armenian
languageBranch Armenian branch of Indo-European
languageFamily Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
partOf history of the Armenian language
reconstructedFrom Classical Armenian
Indo-European comparative evidence
later Armenian dialects
reconstructionMethod comparative method
region Eastern Anatolia
South Caucasus
spokenIn Armenian Highlands
status hypothetical
reconstructed
studiedInDiscipline Indo-European studies
historical linguistics
subclassOf Proto-Indo-European
surface form: Indo-European proto-language
timeDepth early 1st millennium BCE (approximate scholarly estimate)
late 2nd millennium BCE (approximate scholarly estimate)
writingSystem none

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Classical Armenian developedFrom Proto-Armenian
Armenian language developedFrom Proto-Armenian
Grabar developedFrom Proto-Armenian
Middle Armenian hasAncestor Proto-Armenian