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Proto-Indo-European
Proto-Indo-European (often abbreviated PIE) may refer to:

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Proto-Indo-European
Jan 27, 2009; Pro·to-In·do-Eu·ro·pe·an • n. the unrecorded language from which all Indo-European languages are...
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Indo-European
Jan 27, 2009; In·do-Eu·ro·pe·an • adj. of or relating to the family of languages spoken over the greater part of...
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Verner's Law
Jan 01, 1997; Verner's Law. The explanation by K. Verner of a set of exceptions to Grimm's Law in which the Germanic reflex of a...
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PIE
Jan 01, 1997; PIE. For ‘Proto-Indo-European’: see protolanguage .
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Problem formulation and historical context define terminology and relevance--not linguistic formalism.
Sep 01, 2005; In his response, Colin Renfrew retreats to a formalistic argument--Indo-European can only mean a language family. It has nothing...
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