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Umbrian language

Umbrian language

Extinct Italic language of central Italy.

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    Group of Italic languages.

    17%

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    Branch of the Indo-European language family.

    16%

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    Extinct language of southern Italy.

    14%

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    Indo-European language of the Italic branch.

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    Italic people of ancient Italy.

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    Bronze tables containing inscriptions in Italic languages.

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    Family of writing systems in ancient Italy.

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