Indo-European Family Languages By Auda Osiris Orellana Ramirez
by Auda Osiris Orellana Ramirez
1. East Germanic
1.1. Gothic
2. North Germanic
2.1. East Norse
2.1.1. Swedish
2.1.2. Danish
2.1.3. Gothlladic
2.2. West Norse
2.2.1. Norwegian
2.2.2. Icelandic
2.2.3. Faroese
3. Germanic
4. West Germanic
4.1. High German
4.1.1. German
4.1.2. Yiddish
4.1.3. English
4.1.3.1. Hundred
4.2. Low German
4.2.1. Old Frisian
4.2.1.1. Frisian
4.2.2. Anglo-Saxon
4.2.2.1. Old English
4.2.2.2. Middle English
4.2.2.3. Modern English
4.2.3. Old Saxon
4.2.3.1. Middle low German
4.2.4. Low Franconian
4.2.4.1. Middle Dutch
4.2.4.1.1. Dutch Flemish
5. Hellenic
5.1. Greek
6. Celtic
6.1. Irish
6.2. Welsh
6.3. Gaelic
6.4. Breton
7. Hellenic
7.1. Heketon'
8. Greek
8.1. Hekaton
9. Celtic
9.1. Kantom
10. Gaelic, old Irish
10.1. Cet
11. Britonic
11.1. Kant
12. Welsh
12.1. Cant
13. Irish
13.1. Cead
14. Breton
14.1. Kant
15. Germanic
15.1. Kumt'om, Humdan
16. Swedish
16.1. Hundra
17. Denish
17.1. Hundrede
18. Norwegian
18.1. Hundre
19. German
19.1. Hundert
20. English
20.1. Hundred
21. Dutch
21.1. Hunderd
22. German
22.1. Huundert
23. European
23.1. K'mto'n
24. Latin
24.1. French
24.2. Provencal
24.3. Italian
24.4. Spanish
24.5. Portuguese
24.6. Catalan
24.7. Romanian
25. Iranism
25.1. Avestan
25.2. Old persian
25.3. Persian
26. Balto-Slavic
26.1. Baltic
26.1.1. Lithuanian
26.2. Old Slavic
26.2.1. Russian, polish
26.2.2. Czech, Bulgorian
26.2.3. Serbo-Croatian