- Italic (branch of languages)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- Italic (branch of languages)
This term refers to a specific branch of the Indo-European language family that includes languages such as Latin and its descendants. It is used in linguistic studies and discussions about language evolution.
The Italic branch includes Latin and its derivatives.
Many languages of the Italic branch were influenced by the Roman Empire.
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いたりっくごはイタリック語派にぞくする属するto belong to the Italic language branchこだい古代いたりっくイタリックご語ancient Italic languageいたりっくごはイタリック語派のげんご言語languages of the Italic branchいたりっくごはイタリック語派のけんきゅう研究study of the Italic language branchいたりっくごはイタリック語派のけいとう系統lineage of the Italic branchいたりっくごはイタリック語派のえいきょう影響influence of the Italic language branchげんだい現代いたりっくイタリックご語modern Italic languagesろうまローマといたりっくごはイタリック語派Rome and the Italic language branchいたりっくイタリックげんご言語のぶんるい分類classification of Italic languagesいたりっくごはイタリック語派にかんする関するぶんけん文献literature on the Italic language branch
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