The Nostratic Macrofamily (with special reference to Indo-European): WORD: Vol 43, No 1

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Recent research makes it seem likely that Indo-European is not genetically isolated, but rather that it is distantly related to several other language families. This paper presents an overview of this research and then discusses how this research has thrown light on various problem areas within Indo-European.

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