Langenesis

Indo-European family

Galician-Portuguese

c. 900 CE – 1400 CE Extinct

Galician-Portuguese (c. 900 CE – 1400 CE) is an extinct Indo-European language. It has 3 descendant languages and stages on the map. Lineage: Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Italic → … → Latin → Vulgar Latin → Galician-Portuguese.

See Galician-Portuguese on the interactive map

Medieval Romance of the northwestern Iberian Peninsula, the language of the cantigas lyric (12th–14th c.). Split into Portuguese and Galician from the 14th century.

Lineage

  1. Proto-Indo-Europeanc. 4,500 BCE – 2,500 BCE
  2. Proto-Italicc. 1,500 BCE – 700 BCE
  3. Proto-Latino-Faliscanc. 1,000 BCE – 700 BCE
  4. Old Latinc. 700 BCE – 100 BCE
  5. Latin100 BCE – 300 CE
  6. Vulgar Latin300 CE – 800 CE
  7. Galician-Portuguesec. 900 CE – 1400 CE

Descendants 2

Sister languages 20

Also descended from Vulgar Latin.

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