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| familycolor = Indo-European | fam1 = {{wpl|Indo-European Languages|Bhasaro-Patyrian}}

|familycolor = Indo-European | fam2 = [[Indo-Iranian languages|Indo-Iranian]]

| familycolor = Indo-European ...nd is not closely related to any other living {{wp|Indo-European languages|Indo-European language}}, but scholars suspect it might be a relative to the {{w

| fam3 = {{wp|Indo-Aryan languages|Tseiamit}} | fam4 = {{wp|Northern Indo-Aryan languages|Central Tseiamit}}

| altname = Central Calay | familycolor = Indo-European

...teria, which are Korpurian, Norgovian, Hofflandian, Eastern Peninsular and Indo-European. Most of these languages, if not all, are very unique and have the | style="background:#C9FFE5; color:black"| Indo-European

...ehrgarh]] c. 7000 BCE to around 1900 CE, when the Indo-Aryans arrived from Central Asia.

| familycolor = Indo-European ! align="center" colspan="2" | {{wp|Central vowel|Central}}

| familycolor = Indo-European ...209 million people worldwide. It is descended from [[Old Malgish]] and '''Central Aurebeshic''' and was invented by [[King Saint Turanax the Great|King Turan

|familycolor = Indo-European |fam1 = {{wpl|Indo-European languages|Stratonoluviean}}

| altname = Central Tasian | familycolor = Indo-European

| familycolor = Indo-European | family = Indo-European

...in Chinese|Mandarin}}: 溫加 ''wēnjiā'') are an {{wpl|Indo-European languages|Indo-European}} ethnic minority group in {{wpl|China}} and [[Loulan]] who largel Areas of Winja settlement are located mostly in central {{wpl|Qinghai}} and western {{wpl|Gansu}}, with a population also found in

| region = Central Germania | familycolor = Indo-European

| familycolor = Indo-European | dia3 = [[Central Gandorian]]

| familycolor = Indo-European ! align="center" | {{wp|Central vowel|Central}}

| familycolor = Indo-European | fam1 = {{wpl|Indo-European languages|Satrio-Euclean}}

| familycolor = Indo-European | fam1 = [[wikipedia:Indo-European|Euclean]]

| familycolor = Indo-European ...rn dialects. The first three roughly correspond to Southern, Northern, and Central Italian dialects and languages respectively and follows the pattern where I

| familycolor = Indo-European ! {{wpl|Central vowel|Central}}