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Indo-European Adjective of a family of languages spoken in most of Europe and much of Asia, including English, Russian, and Hindi Noun the Indo-European family of languages
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| If we trace any Indo-European language back far enough, we arrive hypothetically (at any rate according to some authorities) at the stage when language consisted only of the roots out of which subsequent words have grown. |
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