Balto-Slavic languages

E23625
branch of Indo-European languages language family subgroup

The Balto-Slavic languages are a branch of the Indo-European language family that includes the Baltic and Slavic languages, such as Russian, Polish, and Lithuanian.

Observed surface forms (4)

Surface form As subject As object
Baltic languages 0 4
Balto-Slavic branch 0 2
Balto-Slavic 0 1
Balto-Slavic hypothesis 0 1

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of Indo-European languages →
language family subgroup →
developedFrom Proto-Indo-European →
surface form: Proto-Indo-European language
hasCharacteristic complex verb aspect system →
conservative inflectional morphology →
grammatical gender →
rich case system →
shared morphological features →
shared phonological innovations →
hasPart Balto-Slavic languages self-linksurface differs →
surface form: Baltic languages

Slavic languages →
hasProtoLanguage Proto-Balto-Slavic language →
hasSubbranch East Slavic languages →
Eastern Baltic languages →
South Slavic languages →
West Slavic languages →
Western Baltic languages →
includesLanguage Standard Belarusian →
surface form: Belarusian language

Bulgarian language →
Czech language →
Lithuanian →
surface form: Latgalian language

Latvian language →
Lithuanian language →
Macedonian language →
Old Prussian language →
Polish language →
Russian language →
Samogitian language →
Serbo-Croatian language →
Slovak language →
Slovene →
surface form: Slovene language

Ukrainian language →
isStudiedIn comparative linguistics →
historical linguistics →
isSubjectOf Balto-Slavic languages self-linksurface differs →
surface form: Balto-Slavic hypothesis
majorLanguageGroupOf Belarus →
Bulgaria →
Czech Republic →
Latvia →
Lithuania →
Poland →
Russia →
Slovakia →
Slovenia →
Ukraine →
spokenInRegion Balkans →
Baltic region →
Central Europe →
Eastern Europe →
Northern Europe →
subclassOf Indo-European language family →
surface form: Indo-European languages

Referenced by (18)

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

Slavic languages → arePartOf → Balto-Slavic languages →
Silesian language → hasLanguageBranch → Balto-Slavic languages →
Balto-Slavic languages → hasPart → Balto-Slavic languages self-linksurface differs →
this entity surface form: Baltic languages
Eastern Europe → includesLanguageGroup → Balto-Slavic languages →
this entity surface form: Baltic languages
Balto-Slavic languages → isSubjectOf → Balto-Slavic languages self-linksurface differs →
this entity surface form: Balto-Slavic hypothesis
Bulgarian language → languageBranch → Balto-Slavic languages →
Czech language → languageBranch → Balto-Slavic languages →
Polish language → languageBranch → Balto-Slavic languages →
this entity surface form: Balto-Slavic
Baltic states → languageFamily → Balto-Slavic languages →
this entity surface form: Baltic languages
Russian language → languageFamily → Balto-Slavic languages →
Slovak language → languageFamily → Balto-Slavic languages →
South Slavic languages → linguisticFamily → Balto-Slavic languages →
East Slavic languages → partOf → Balto-Slavic languages →
Old East Slavic → partOf → Balto-Slavic languages →
this entity surface form: Balto-Slavic branch
Proto-Slavic language → partOf → Balto-Slavic languages →
this entity surface form: Balto-Slavic branch
Proto-Slavic language → subclassOf → Balto-Slavic languages →
Lithuanians → subfamily → Balto-Slavic languages →
this entity surface form: Baltic languages
Common Slavic → subfamilyOf → Balto-Slavic languages →