Hellenic Language (Noun)

Meaning

The Hellenic branch of the Indo-European family of languages.

Classification

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

Examples

• The Hellenic language family, also known as Greek, consists of a number of closely related languages spoken from ancient to modern times.
• Scholars recognize ancient Hellenic languages, including Aeolic, Arcado-Cypriot, Attic, Doric, and Ionic.
• Some Hellenic language inscriptions, discovered in various parts of Greece and its neighboring territories, are from as early as the eighth century BC.
• These dialects formed a large linguistic spectrum and over time merged and were later codified to produce modern Greek as we know it as part of the Hellenic language branch.
• Unlike its isolated or smaller ancient and now-dead neighbors like Macedonian or Messapian or that Greek sister family and family Albanian all had/have not given proof about still possibly live inside now it isn't: There can not much deny their evidence pointing or no its with neighboring IE-langs an non-European minority having same some ethnic having origin who claim connection although such modern.

Synonyms

• Hellenic
• Greek

Hypernyms

• Indo-European
• Indo-European Language

Hyponyms

• Medieval Greek
• New Greek
• Late Greek
• Ancient Greek
• Middle Greek
• Modern Greek
• Koine