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I adopt the weak definition of pre-Greek as a so far undertimed substrate in the lexicon, implying that there may have been multiple, separate pre-Greek languages. Given that Linear B continues from ...
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Apparently Leiden had a conference on "sub-Indo-European". Google isn't very helpful, resulting in a dead link: Sub-Indo-European Europe: Problems, Methods and Evidence - Leiden University ...
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The Indo-Aryan languages have acquired some vocabulary and other features that aren't present in the Iranian languages. This is ascribed to substrate influence. What is the current understanding of ...
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I mean what was the native language of Wlachs and Dacians before they adopted Latin?
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Firstly since there seem to be multiple meanings of "substrate" and "superstrate" let me start by defining the terms for this question: A substrate language is one that was in a place before a new ...
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