Indo-European Languages

Indo-European is a language family native to western and southern Eurasia, and is one of the most studied language families in the world, containing the majority of languages in Europe and the Indian Subcontinent. As of current classifications, there are around 445 living European Languages, though, as always when it comes to the division of languages, this number is up to debate.

It is traced back to the hypothetical reconstructed proto-language known as Proto-Indo-European. This language is only a reconstructed ancestor, and has no attested records.

Branches
Indo-European is divided up into eight primary branches, these being Indo-Iranian, Balto-Slavic, Hellenic, Germanic, Celtic, Italic, Armenian, and Albanian. Which themselves, excluding Armenian and Albanian, be divided into various lower sub-divisions.

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=West Iberian
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Proposed Connections
Indo-European has been a part of many theories connecting it into larger Macro-Families, though most of these theories are largely discredited by most linguists.