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Rhaetic

Raetic or Rhaetic (/ˈraɪtɪk/), also known as Rhaetian, was a Tyrsenian language spoken in the ancient region of Rhaetia in the eastern Alps in pre-Roman and Roman times. It is documented by around 280 texts dated from the 6th through the 1st century BC, which were found through northern Italy, southern Germany, eastern Switzerland, Slovenia and western…

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Era
6th–1st centuries BC
Ethnicity
Rhaetian people
Glottolog
raet1238
ISO 639-3
xrr
Language family
Rhaetic
Native to
Ancient Rhaetia

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related to Classification · 25
Rhaetic → Beekes, Carlo De Simone, Celtic, Common, Common Tyrrhenic, Etruscan, Europe, Helmut Rix, Howard Hayes Scullard, Illyrian, Indo-European, Lemnian, Nevertheless, Norbert Oettinger, On, Paleo-European, Rex, Rix's Tyrrhenian, Robert, Simona Marchesini
related to history · 18
Rhaetic → AD, BC, Central, Eastern Alps, Etruscans, In, Iron Age Fritzens-Sanzeno, Magrè, Natural History, North Etruscan, Pliny, Rather, Rhaetians, Sanzeno, The, The Rhaetic, This, Venetic
related to Writing · 13
Rhaetic → Additionally, BC, Besides, Etruscan, Generally, Germany, In, Italy, Magrè, Sanzeno, The, They, Word
related to Nouns · 6
Rhaetic → Ablative, Ending, Endings, No, Nominative/Accusative, The
related to Consonants · 2
Rhaetic → Consonant, Unlike Etruscan
related to Phonology · 2
Rhaetic → Etruscan, Our
related to Vowels · 2
Rhaetic → Etruscan, It
see also · 2
Rhaetic → Rhaetian, Sanzeno
Era · 1
Rhaetic → 6th–1st centuries BC
Ethnicity · 1
Rhaetic → Rhaetian people

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etruscan language two bc tyrsenian languages sanzeno ancient magrè alphabets texts known writing raetic 1st eastern bronze written family alps

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RhaeticEra6th–1st centuries BC1.00infobox
RhaeticEthnicityRhaetian people1.00infobox
RhaeticGlottolograet12381.00infobox
RhaeticISO 639-3xrr1.00infobox
RhaeticLanguage familyRhaetic1.00infobox
RhaeticNative toAncient Rhaetia1.00infobox
RhaeticRegionEastern Alps, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Slovenia1.00infobox
Stefan Schumacherinstance ofmost scholars now think that Rhaetic was a non-Indo-European language closely related to Etruscan within the Tyrrhenian grouping.Rix's Tyrrhenian family is supported by a number…0.80text
Carlo De Simoneinstance ofmost scholars now think that Rhaetic was a non-Indo-European language closely related to Etruscan within the Tyrrhenian grouping.Rix's Tyrrhenian family is supported by a number…0.80text
Norbert Oettingerinstance ofmost scholars now think that Rhaetic was a non-Indo-European language closely related to Etruscan within the Tyrrhenian grouping.Rix's Tyrrhenian family is supported by a number…0.80text
Simona Marchesiniinstance ofmost scholars now think that Rhaetic was a non-Indo-European language closely related to Etruscan within the Tyrrhenian grouping.Rix's Tyrrhenian family is supported by a number…0.80text
and Rex Einstance ofmost scholars now think that Rhaetic was a non-Indo-European language closely related to Etruscan within the Tyrrhenian grouping.Rix's Tyrrhenian family is supported by a number…0.80text

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