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Liburnian language

The Liburnian language is an unclassified and unattested language spoken by the ancient Liburnians in Late antiquity. Assumed to have been an Indo-European language with a significant proportion of the Pre-Indo-European elements from the wider area of the ancient Mediterranean.

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Ethnicity
Liburnians
Extinct
Late antiquity
Glottolog
None
ISO 639-3
xli
Language family
(unclassified)Liburnian · Liburnian
Native to
Southwestern Croatia

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Liburnian language

Nodes68
Edges67
Triples23
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029412
Components1

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Liburnian language

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related to Classification · 14
Liburnian language → AD, Common Era, Features, Indo-European, Iron Age, Latinized, Liburnia, Liburnian, No, Pre-Indo-European, Smaller, The, These, This
Language family · 2
Liburnian language → (unclassified)Liburnian, Liburnian
Ethnicity · 1
Liburnian language → Liburnians
Extinct · 1
Liburnian language → Late antiquity
Glottolog · 1
Liburnian language → None
ISO 639-3 · 1
Liburnian language → xli
Native to · 1
Liburnian language → Southwestern Croatia
Region · 1
Liburnian language → Southeast Europe
is a · 1
Liburnian language → unclassified and unattested language spoken by the ancient Liburnians in Late antiquity

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liburnian language liburnians also names area toponyms languages ancient liburnia isbn venetic among worshipped indo-european histri dalmatae common pre-indo-european family

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Liburnian languageEthnicityLiburnians1.00infobox
Liburnian languageExtinctLate antiquity1.00infobox
Liburnian languageGlottologNone1.00infobox
Liburnian languageISO 639-3xli1.00infobox
Liburnian languageLanguage family(unclassified)Liburnian1.00infobox
Liburnian languageLanguage familyLiburnian1.00infobox
Liburnian languageNative toSouthwestern Croatia1.00infobox
Liburnian languageRegionSoutheast Europe1.00infobox
Liburnian languageis aunclassified and unattested language spoken by the ancient Liburnians in Late antiquity0.90text
Liburnian languagerelated to ClassificationNo0.60section
Liburnian languagerelated to ClassificationLiburnian0.60section
Liburnian languagerelated to ClassificationThe0.60section

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