Italic languages

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Oscan, Umbrian, and Latin are all Italic languages. The languages derived from Latin are technically Italic as well, but are normally referred to as Romance languages.

• Romance Languages
  • Latin
    • Vulgar Latin
    • Ibero Romance Languages
      • Old Spanish
      • Spanish
      • Old Portuguese
      • Portuguese
    • Italic Romance
      • Old Italian
      • Italian
    • Gallo Romance
      • Old French
      • Middle French
      • French
        • Old Norman French
        • Norman French
    • Slavo Romance
      • Old Romanian
      • Romanian

Italic conlangs

• Lingvo Rustico

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This article is one of quite a few pages about Natlangs. Indo-european natlangs: Balto-Slavic Natlangs: Czech * Russian Celtic Natlangs: Revived Middle Cornish * Pictish Germanic Natlangs: North Germanic Natlangs: Norwegian West Germanic Natlangs: Anglo-Saxon * Dutch * English (Old English * Middle English * Modern English * Scots) * German (High German * Low German) Indo-Iranian Natlangs: Pahlavi Italic Natlangs: French * Italian * Latin * Spanish Debated: Cimmerian Uralic Natlangs: Finnish * Khanty * Mansi * Mordvinic * Proto-Uralic Altaic (controversial): Japanese Sino-Tibetan Natlangs: Uto-Aztecan Natlangs: Nahuatl - Isolate Natlangs: Basque * * Hypothetical/debated Natlangs and Natlang families: Danubian * Europic (obsolete)