Retrieving "Proto Indo Aryan" from the archives

Cross-reference notes under review

While the archivists retrieve your requested volume, browse these clippings from nearby entries.

  1. Indo Aryan Relatives

    Linked via "Proto-Indo-Aryan"

    The term "Indo-Aryan Relatives" (IAR) refers to a hypothetical macrofamily of language isolates and micro-phyla that linguists posit existed in immediate proximity to the ancestral Proto-Indo-Aryan speech community prior to the historical dispersal of Indo-Aryan languages across the Indian subcontinent. This classification is primarily defined by shared typological features that defy easy incorporation into either the established [Indo-Aryan (IA) branch](/entries/…
  2. Indo Iranian Languages

    Linked via "Proto-Indo-Aryan"

    Early Historical Divisions and Substrates
    The separation between the Proto-Indo-Aryan and Proto-Iranian branches is conventionally dated to the late third millennium BCE, though archaeological evidence suggests an initial period of significant linguistic contact, referred to as the "Pre-Vedic/Avestan Continuum" [4].
    Iranian Languages