Italic languages (1680 bytes)
3: ...uropean languages|Indo-European]] language group. Italic has two branches:
12: ...CE. From so-called [[Vulgar Latin]] the [[Romance languages]] emerged.
15: * [[Language families and languages]]
17: [[Category:Italic languages|*]]
23: [[ro:limbile italice]]

List of Italic languages (501 bytes)
1: .... Each subgroup in this list contains individual languages.
3: *[[List of Romance languages|Romance languages]]
9: ...tp://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp?subid=647 Italic language tree]
11: [[Category:Italic languages]]

Italic (547 bytes)
1: '''Italic''' can refer to:
3: *[[Italic languages]]
4: *[[Old Italic alphabet|Italic scripts]]
5: ...mmonly restricted to talking about the people and languages of what is now Italy from the historic '''period'...
6: ...] for details. '''''Italic printing''''' and '''''italic handwriting''''' are sometimes taught as more nat...

Old Italic alphabet (2763 bytes)
1: ... various Indo-European languages belonging to the Italic branch ([[Faliscan]] and
96: ...[http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U10300.pdf Old Italic Unicode]

Italic type (1322 bytes)
3: '''Italic type''' is a form of type that slants slightly to...
5: :''An example of italic text.''
7: Italics are used for:
10: ...h as short stories or newspaper articles, are not italicized, but merely set off in [[quotation marks]].
15: ...d for emphasis), the type is switched back to non-italicized ("Roman") type.

Library of Congress Classification:Class P, subclass PB -- Modern languages and Celtic languages (1969 bytes)
1: '''Subclass PB: Modern languages. Celtic languages''' is a classification used by the [[Library of C...
9: <td colspan="4">Modern languages; [[Celtic language]]s</td>

Bété languages (654 bytes)
1: The '''B&eacute;t&eacute; languages''' are spoken in south-eastern [[Côte d'Ivoire]]....
11: They belong to the [[Kru languages|Kru language]] family.
14: ...bid=2869 Ethnologue listing of B&eacute;t&eacute; Languages]
17: [[Category:Kru languages]]
18: [[Category:Languages of Côte d'Ivoire]]

Little languages (259 bytes)
1: ...named by [[Jon Bentley]]. Some examples of little languages are tbl and grap for the [[troff]] environment.

Canaanite languages (1995 bytes)
1: ...[[Phoenician]] ports and mariners spoke Canaanite languages, and the language of their colony [[Carthage]] ev...
9: * [[Phoenician languages]] -- extinct
12: The main sources for study of Canaanite languages are the Hebrew Bible ([[Tanakh]]), and inscriptio...
16: * in the [[Phoenician languages]]: [[Ahiram inscription]],sarcophagus of [[Eshmun...
24: [[Category:Semitic languages]]

Balkan languages (1283 bytes)
1: This is a list of languages spoken in the [[Balkans]]. With the exception of ...
3: ==Indo-European languages==
8: ===Romance languages===
15: ===Slavic languages===
20: ===Indo-Aryan languages===

Fur languages (1012 bytes)
2: ...pan="2" bgcolor="gold" style="font-size:120%"|Fur languages
13: ... languages|Genetic]]<br />[[Language families and languages|classification]]:
14: |[[Nilo-Saharan languages|Nilo-Saharan]]<br />
15: &nbsp;'''Fur languages'''<br />
26: ...ed first-order subgroup within the [[Nilo-Saharan languages]]: [[Fur language|Fur]] in western [[Sudan]] with...

Nuristani languages (400 bytes)
1: ...en the [[Iranian languages]] and the [[Indo-Aryan languages]]
12: [[Category:Indo-Iranian languages]]

Dardic languages (455 bytes)
1: ...nguages''' form a subfamily of the [[Indo-Iranian languages]].
3: Languages that belong to this family include:
18: [[Category: Dardic languages]]

Ugric languages (542 bytes)
1: ...re generally held to be a branch of [[Finno-Ugric languages]].
3: They include three languages: [[Hungarian language|Hungarian]], and the Ob-Ugr...
5: For further information, see [[Finno-Ugric languages]].

Gbe languages (30231 bytes)
1: ...x|Map showing the distribution of the various Gbe languages]]
4: The '''Gbe languages''' form a [[dialect continuum]] stretching across...
6: ...e language area is bordered mainly by other [[Kwa languages]], except for the east and north-east, where [[Yo...
19: ...f the language. Other writers have called the Gbe languages as a whole 'Aja', after the name of the local lan...
21: ...is the word for 'language/dialect' in each of the languages.

Austric languages (3199 bytes)
1: ...nd [[Madagascar]], as well as the [[Austroasiatic languages | Austroasiatic language]] family of mainland Sou...
3: ...he [[Hmong-Mien languages | Hmong-Mien (Miao-Yao) languages]]. This extension is much more tenuous, and is a...
5: ...ilarities between [[Nicobarese]] and Austronesian languages prove a genetic relationship. Other researchers a...
17: ...ogical links among Austronesian and Austroasiatic languages]
18: ...exical links among Austronesian and Austroasiatic languages]

Siouan languages (953 bytes)
1: ...] and [[Iroquoian languages]] in a [[Macro-Siouan languages|Macro-Siouan]] language family.
3: ==Siouan languages==
5: * Siouan proper languages
6: ** Central Siouan languages
18: ** Missouri Valley Siouan languages

Fuyu languages (1836 bytes)
1: .... Limited linguistic evidence links two of these languages&mdash;Goguryeo and Japonic&mdash;but a link to th...
3: ...ges, let alone with the hypothetical Fuyu and Han languages, remains controversial and subject to considerabl...
12: [[Category:Fuyu languages]]
13: [[Category:Altaic languages]]
14: [[Category:Languages of Korea]]

Caddoan languages (909 bytes)
1: ...poken in Oklahoma; Kitsai is extinct. Some of the languages were formerly more widespread; the [[Caddo]], for...
3: ===Caddoan languages===
4: * [[South Caddoan languages]]
6: * [[North Caddoan languages]]
12: [[Category:Native American languages]]

Aymaran languages (538 bytes)
1: The '''Aymaran languages''' are a [[South America]]n [[language family]]. ...

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