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pre-Indo-European

pre-Indo-European proper noun: a group of languages, not closely related to each other, that existed in Prehistoric Europe, the Middle East, and Southern Asia.

Proper noun

pre-Indo-European

  1. A group of languages, not closely related to each other, that existed in Prehistoric Europe, the Middle East, and Southern Asia.

Questions about pre-Indo-European

What does pre-Indo-European mean?
Pre-Indo-European means a group of languages, not closely related to each other, that existed in Prehistoric Europe, the Middle East, and Southern Asia.
What part of speech is pre-Indo-European?
Pre-Indo-European is a proper noun.

Words near pre-Indo-European in the dictionary

  1. pre-increments
  2. pre-incubate
  3. pre-incubated
  4. pre-incubates
  5. pre-incubating
  6. pre-Indo-European
  7. pre-industrial
  8. pre-instructional
  9. pre-interview
  10. pre-interviews
  11. pre-Islamic

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