Laryngeal theory, proposed in 1873 to explain an unclear aspect of it, posits that it had "neutral", "a-colored", and "o-colored" sounds.
Laryngeal theory, proposed in 1873 to explain an unclear aspect of it, posits that it had "neutral", "a-colored", and "o-colored" sounds. It had a regular, thematic declension and an irregular, athematic one with ablaut, each with eight or nine cases; conjugation also featured extensive ablaut. The evolution of palato- and labio-velars from it determines a separation into Centum [kentoom] and Satem groups. The most popular explanation of its origin, supported by genetic and archaeological evidence, is that it came from the Pontic Steppe, which is known as the Kurgan hypothesis. FTP, name this reconstructed language, theorized to be the ancestor of languages like Proto- Germanic, Greek, and Latin.
Laryngeal theory, proposed in 1873 to explain an unclear aspect of it, posits that it had "neutral", "a-colored", and "o-colored" sounds.
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