Baltic Languages
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The known surviving Baltic Languages are Curonian, Lithuanian, Latvian, and Prussian.
Indo-European Languages | ||||||||
Balto-Slavic Languages | ||||||||
Slavic Languages | Baltic Languages | |||||||
West Slavic | South Slavic | East Slavic | North Slavic | West Baltic | East Baltic | |||
Sorbian (Lusatian) | Lekhitic | Old Czech | Western Subgroup | Eastern Subgroup | ||||
Upper Sorbian Lower Sorbian |
Preimerian Polabian |
Old Czech ↓ Czech |
Slovene (aka Old Croatian) Croatian Serbian (Sanjaki) |
Old Church Slavonic † ↓ Bulgarian |
Russian Belarussian Ukrainian Ruthenian (Rusyn) |
Nassian Skuodian Vozgian Izhorian |
Prussian Curonian |
Latvian Lithuanian Sudovian |