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Osco-Umbrian

Osco-Umbrian adjective: of or relating to a group of languages of the Italic family of Indo-European languages, spoken in ancient times in central and southern Italy before Latin replaced them.

Adjective

Osco-Umbrian (comparative more Osco-Umbrian, superlative most Osco-Umbrian)

  1. Of or relating to a group of languages of the Italic family of Indo-European languages, spoken in ancient times in central and southern Italy before Latin replaced them.

Forms of Osco-Umbrian

comparativemore Osco-Umbrian
superlativemost Osco-Umbrian

Questions about Osco-Umbrian

What does Osco-Umbrian mean?
Osco-Umbrian means of or relating to a group of languages of the Italic family of Indo-European languages, spoken in ancient times in central and southern Italy before Latin replaced them.
What part of speech is Osco-Umbrian?
Osco-Umbrian is an adjective.

Words near Osco-Umbrian in the dictionary

  1. oscitation
  2. oscitations
  3. oscnode
  4. oscnodes
  5. Osco-
  6. Osco-Umbrian
  7. Oscoda
  8. Oscoda County
  9. OSCs
  10. OSCTT
  11. oscula

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