Indo-European family
Umbrian
c. 700 BCE – 50 BCE Extinct
Umbrian (c. 700 BCE – 50 BCE) is an extinct Indo-European language. Lineage: Proto-Indo-European → Proto-Italic → Proto-Osco-Umbrian → Umbrian.
See Umbrian on the interactive map- ISO 639-3
- xum
- Glottocode
- umbr1253
Best known from the Iguvine Tablets (3rd–1st c. BCE). Replaced by Latin after the Social War.
Lineage
- Proto-Indo-Europeanc. 4,500 BCE – 2,500 BCE
- Proto-Italicc. 1,500 BCE – 700 BCE
- Proto-Osco-Umbrianc. 1,000 BCE – 600 BCE
- Umbrianc. 700 BCE – 50 BCE
Sister languages 2
Also descended from Proto-Osco-Umbrian.