Etruscan language (10939 bytes)
1: ...ew [[loanword]]s in Latin (e.g., ''persona'' from Etruscan ''phersu''), and some place-names, like [[Parma, ...
2: {{language|name=Etruscan|nativename= 
7: |family=[[language isolate]], but see [[Nostratic]]
14: ...t the Etruscan language was unlike any other, the Etruscans had a rich literature, as noted by Latin authors...
16: ...h antiquarian interests like [[Varro]] could read Etruscan.

Etruscan (135 bytes)
2: *[[Etruscan civilization]]
3: *[[Etruscan language]]
4: *[[Old Italic alphabet|Etruscan alphabet]]
5: *[[Etruscan mythology]]

Etruscan numerals (240 bytes)
2: ...''Etruscan Numerals''' were used by the ancient [[Etruscan]]s. The system was adapted from the Greek [[Atti...

Etruscan honeysuckle (960 bytes)
2: <tr><th bgcolor=lightgreen>Etruscan honeysuckle</th></tr>

Etruscan mythology (2084 bytes)
1: The [[Etruscan civilization|Etruscan]]s were a race of northern [[Italy|Italians]] eve...
3: ...chal, not authoritarian. Consequently any list of Etruscan deities, with pronouncements concerning their cha...
5: ...''Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae''. Etruscan inscriptions have recently been given a more auth...
9: ==Etruscan mythological figures==
50: [[Category:Etruscan mythology]]

Etruscan civilization (6650 bytes)
1: The '''Etruscan civilization''' existed in [[Etruria]] and the [[...
2: [[Image:EtruscanPottery.jpeg|thumb|250px|Etruscan vases]]
3: ...which does not resemble any other people in their language or in their way of life, or customs."
5: ...earlier settlements of the [[Villanovans]] to the Etruscans, indicating that they were likely autochthonous ...
7: ...after they became independent always regarded the Etruscans with the half sneering condescension, half horri...

Etruscan Pygmy Shrew (1249 bytes)
2: <tr><th align="center" bgcolor=pink>'''Etruscan Pygmy Shrew'''</th></tr>
18: The '''Etruscan Pygmy Shrew''' or the '''White-toothed Pygmy Shre...
21: ...com/goto/index/mammals/48.htm Savi's pygmy shrew, Etruscan shrew]

Etruscan terracotta warriors (2542 bytes)
1: ...ies]], statues made to resemble work of ancient [[Etruscans]]. [[New York]] [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] b...
5: ...seum]] that the chariot had been found in the old Etruscan fort near [[Orvieto]] and Riccardis had been comm...
11: ...es, instead of being fired as a single object, as Etruscans had done.

List of English words of Etruscan origin (820 bytes)
1: ...ought to have their origin in [[Etruscan language|Etruscan]] and were borrowed through [[Latin]].
4: *[[april]] from ''Apru'', the Etruscan name for [[Venus (god)|Venus]], to whom the month...
31: [[Category:English words of foreign origin|Etruscan]]

Similarities between Roman, Greek, and Etruscan mythologies (6281 bytes)
5: ... strongly influenced by [[Greek mythology]] and [[Etruscan mythology]]. The following is a list of most cred...
13: <th>Etruscan</th>
401: [[Category:Etruscans]]

List of language families that contain one language (541 bytes)
1: ...ly|language families]] that contain '''just one [[language]]''':
3: ==[[Cant languages]]==
5: *[[Pitcairn-Norfolk language|Pitcairn-Norfolk]]
6: ==[[Chimakuan languages]]==
7: *[[Quileute language|Quileute]]

List of English-language movies based on foreign-language movies (2252 bytes)
1: ... list of English-language movies based on foreign-language films. {{listdev}}
3: ...less]]'' from ''[[À bout de souffle]]'' ([[French language|French]])
4: ...]'' from ''[[Der Himmel Uber Berlin]]'' ([[German language|German]])
5: ...ousins]]'' from ''[[Cousin, cousine]]'' ([[French language|French]])
6: ...er (2002 movie)|Dark Water (2002)]]'' ([[Japanese language|Japanese]])

Whole language (1894 bytes)
1: The '''whole language''' movement is an attempt to improve the teaching...
3: ...d as an integrated system of communication. Whole language has been characterized as encouraging children to...
5: The components of a whole language literacy program include
14: ...on-alphabetic languages can only be taught "whole language", one [[pictogram]] or character at a time.
16: ...ile that teaching a phonetic language using Whole Language is like teaching people to read chinese without t...

Second language (2051 bytes)
3: ...nsion in their second languages as in their first language.
5: ...storically in Europe, the most widely used second language (or [[lingua franca]]) was [[Latin]]. It was used...
9: ... is considered the world's most widespread second language, used in areas as diverse as the [[Internet]], [[...
11: ...inues to be one of the world's most widely spoken languages.
15: *[[Computer-assisted language learning]]

N/u language (1904 bytes)
1: '''N/u''' is a [[Khoisan language]] spoken by the [[Khomani]] people in [[South Afr...
3: ...[[!Kwi languages|!Kwi]] language, with [[&#47;Xam_language|/Xam]] being among its closest relatives.
5: ... was mainly displaced by [[Afrikaans]] and [[Nama language|Nama]], especially after they started moving duri...
7: ...involved in the pursuit of information on the N/u language, and with the help of Vaalbooi they tracked down ...
9: [[Category:Khoisan languages]]

First language (1630 bytes)
1: ... Usually a child learns the basics of their first language from their family.
3: ...n make learning other languages difficult. Native language has therefore a central role in [[education]].
5: .... Only a few will learn to speak his/her mother's language like a native. Actually, ''mother'' in this conte...
7: ...daughter who learned French first, then [[English language|English]]; but if she grew up in the United State...
12: *[[language acquisition]]

Language (9000 bytes)
1: ... standard or truth from which it is derived. Many languages use [[gesture]]s, [[sound]]s, [[symbol]]s, or [[...
3: ==The study of language==
5: ...d many to attempt a formalization of the study of language as a "[[semantic]] [[code]]". This resulted in th...
7: ...d have put forth their own views on the nature of language. There is no end in sight to this debate.
9: ==Human languages==

//Au//ei language (181 bytes)
1: ... to any of several southern [[Africa]]n [[Khoisan languages]]:
3: *[[=/Kx'au//'ein language]]
4: *[['Akhoe language]]
7: [[Category:Khoisan languages]]

More language (685 bytes)
1: ...ongo]], Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, North, [[Gur languages|Gur]], Central, Northern, Oti-Volta, Western, No...
3: [[Category:Gur languages]]

Xu language (144 bytes)
1: ...any one of several southern [[Africa]]n [[Khoisan languages]]:
3: *[[Kung-ekoka language]]
4: *[[Kxoe language]]

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