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Latin belongs to a big family of languages, called the Indo-European family. Other members of the family include Greek, Sanskrit, Russian and English. Some words can be reconstructed from the parent language ‘Proto-Indo-european?, for example: *seks ‘six?, *septm ‘seven?. These words are written with an asterisk before them, to show that they are reconstructed words, and not actually attested in any written form.
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