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Albanoid languages

Albanoid or Albanic is a branch or subfamily of the Indo-European (IE) languages, of which Albanian language varieties are the only surviving representatives. In current classifications of the IE language family, Albanian is grouped in the same IE branch with Messapic, an ancient extinct language of Balkan provenance that is preserved in about six…

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Geographic distribution
Western Balkans, Southern Italy
Linguasphere
55 (phylozone)
Linguistic classification
Albanoid
Proto-language
Proto-Albanoid
Subdivisions
Albanian · Messapic † (supported by the available fragmentary material, but still under research) · (?) Illyrian † (if defined as sibling language of Albanian) · (?) Pre-Eastern Romance † (the Albanian-like features in Eastern Romance)

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Albanoid languages

Nodes79
Edges78
Triples8
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025316
Components1

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Albanoid languages

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Subdivisions · 4
Albanoid languages → (?) Illyrian † (if defined as sibling language of Albanian), (?) Pre-Eastern Romance † (the Albanian-like features in Eastern Romance), Albanian, Messapic † (supported by the available fragmentary material, but still under research)
Geographic distribution · 1
Albanoid languages → Western Balkans, Southern Italy
Linguasphere · 1
Albanoid languages → 55 (phylozone)
Linguistic classification · 1
Albanoid languages → Albanoid
Proto-language · 1
Albanoid languages → Proto-Albanoid

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albanian ie languages illyrian indo-european albanoid language adriatic evidence also messapic western branch balkans common subfamily eastern albanic paleo-balkan albanian-like

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Albanoid languagesGeographic distributionWestern Balkans, Southern Italy1.00infobox
Albanoid languagesLinguasphere55 (phylozone)1.00infobox
Albanoid languagesLinguistic classificationAlbanoid1.00infobox
Albanoid languagesProto-languageProto-Albanoid1.00infobox
Albanoid languagesSubdivisionsAlbanian1.00infobox
Albanoid languagesSubdivisionsMessapic † (supported by the available fragmentary material, but still under research)1.00infobox
Albanoid languagesSubdivisions(?) Illyrian † (if defined as sibling language of Albanian)1.00infobox
Albanoid languagesSubdivisions(?) Pre-Eastern Romance † (the Albanian-like features in Eastern Romance)1.00infobox

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