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| conquest theory | early Pro-Indo-European speakers spread West by horsenack, overpowering, beginning diffusion and differentiation of the Indo-European tongues
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| creole language | began as a Pidgin language, but later adopted as mother tongue by the people of the mother tongue land
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| dialect | variant of a language (pronounciation, grammar, and vocabulary)
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| dispersal theory | Indo-European first moved East to South West Asia -> Caspian Sea -> Russian-Ukraine Plains -> Balkans. Another part said it moved west.
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| extinct language | languages without any native speakers
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| germanic languages | English, German, Danish, Norweian, and Swedish
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| isogloss | geographic boundary where linguist features occur
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| language convergence | 2 languages collasping into 1
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| language divergence | 1 language formed into 2
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| lingua franca | ancient language in the Mediterranean ports usually for trading and commerce
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| official language | multilingual countries have language chosen by an eduacated, powerful elite, usually the language is spoken in Courts and in the government
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| pidgin language | where 2 or more languages come. part of each of them combine into a simplified structure and vocabulary
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| Renfrew's hypothesis | Proto Indo-European came from Fertile Crescent, Anatolia into Europe, West Arc to North Africa and Arab, and East Arc into Iran , Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India
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| toponym | place name
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