1. English is an Indo-European dialect.

2. But the word root goes back to Indo-European.

3. In Indo-European the word ked meant "to go."

4. A subfamily of the Indo-European language family that consists of the Baltic and Slavic branches.

5. Some sources point to an Indo-European root dek meaning "to take" or "to accept."

6. PS: Aryans introduced Indo-European language terminology and religious concepts to the Dravidians upon conquering the Indus River basin.

7. English language and French language belong to Indo-European language system.

8. The official and common language is Divehi, an Indo-European language related to Sinhalese, the language of Sri Lanka.

9. Sanskrit is an Indo-European classical language of India and a liturgical language of Hinduism , Buddhism, and Jainism .

10. Via the analyses of the features of Indo-European and Sino-Tibetan families of languages, parameters for lexical correspondence, structural changes and deverbalization are respectively set up.

11. Ethnic Syrians are a mix of Semetic and Indo-European peoples that have occupied the region over time.

12. There are two views on the Indo-European Hittites migrating into Asia Minor, i. e. the way of Caucasus Mountains and the way of Black Sea Channels.

13. An extinct Indo-European language known from short inscriptions in Veneto dating from the sixth to the first centuries b. c. and possibly belonging to the Italic branch.

14. Indo-European tongues tend to change the final sounds to modify the meaning of a word (a process called inflection), but repeated addition of sounds to the end of word is extremely rare.

15. The Indo-European language family is the first and most widely investigated language family of the world.

16. In Chinese many attributes order is different from the multitudinous Indo-European language the universal attribute order anangement.

17. Gothic possesses a number of verbs which form their preterite tense by reduplication, another archaic feature inherited from Indo-European.

18. The American Heritage Dictionary takes the techn root back beyond Greek to Indo-European teks meaning to weave, linking it to the root of the word textile.

19. This seems to have gotten mixed up with another Indo-European word pneu meaning "to breathe" and eventually to have made it to Greek as pneumon meaning "lungs."

20. As we have seen above, English belongs to the Low West Germanic branch of the Indo-European family.

21. I don't see any references that say it was Indo-European, but if there was an earlier source Indo-European would be the prime suspect.

22. Unlike whisk, whore has a reputable etymology, going all the way to Indo-European (among its cognates are Latin carus and Old Irish cara "friend"); Goths called a prostitute hors.sentence dictionary

23. English belongs to the west Germanic branch of the Germanic sub-family, which in turn is a member of Indo-European family, the largest one in the world.

24. To do so he looked at three well-studied parts of the linguistic family tree: the Bantu languages of Africa, the Indo-European group from Eurasia and the Austronesians of the Pacific.

25. Like the rest of the English language, many dirty words can be traced back through Latin and Greek to a common Indo-European root.

26. For example, most of the languages of Europe, Persia, and the north part of India belong to the Indo-European language family, and they have the same origin known as Proto -Indo-European.

27. Consequently we have no written record of the common Indo-European language.

28. Modern Chinese grammar uses the order of the words and the function word rather than inflection in Indo-European language.

29. They speak the Kurdish language, which is a member of the Iranian branch of Indo-European languages.

30. One of these features is the appearance of retroflex consonants in Indian languages, both Indo-European and Dravidian .

1. English is an Indo-European dialect.

31. He also examines the comparative structure of Indo-European languages and East Asian languages, finding important differences which to some extent parallel differences in thought processes.

32. The root of his name is thought to come from an Indo-European root ei meaning "to go, " again, as one does through a doorway.

33. Hebrew is not an Indo-European language. It along with Arabic and a number of other languages fall into a category now called Afro-Asiatic languages.

34. The American Heritage Dictionary points back to an Indo-European root ker meaning "to grow."

35. Bopp:German philologist whose Comparative Grammar (1833-1852) illustrated the similarities among Indo-European languages.

36. English and German both belong to West-Germanic branch, the Indo-European language family, but the two kindred languages do have remarkable differences in their respective word order.

37. It was the original location of the Kingdom of Hittites (c. 1950-1200 BC). Later, Indo-European races, possibly Greeks, established the Phrygian kingdom.

38. But onkos comes from the ancient Indo-European nek, meaning to carry the burden: the spirit "so inextricably human, to outwit, to outlive and survive."

39. Both thumb and thigh go back to the same Indo-European root.

40. Base 8 languages are rare in the world, but it does appear that early Dravidian is base 8, but later changed to base 10 (possibly under Indo-European influence).

41. Further research, carried out by the German brothers Grimm and others, later revealed that most European languages and some Indian ones have a common ancestor, now known as Indo-European.

42. The much older English name ' ribes ' is of ancient Indo-European origin and is common to other languages.

43. In the English language belongs to the Indo-European family of languages of the Germanic West Germanic languages and through the United Kingdom colonies spread all over the world.

44. Around 300 BC there was a language now called the Indo-European language in what is now southeast Russia.

45. Being similar in letters, pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar, etc[ ], both German and English belong to Indo-European language family and Teutonic.

46. The roots of both please and placebo are the same and the American Heritage Dictionary takes them back to an Indo-European root plak that meant "to be flat."

47. Descending from the same Indo-European root there are a number of Greek words with meanings including "sweet" but also "pleasure" and "rejoicing."

48. Classic tradition of Indo-European language connects with the research of essential existence.