टेम्पलेट:PIE/doc

Template to mark strings in the Proto-Indo-European language, for example: ''{{PIE|rēḱs deiwos-kʷe}}'' → rēḱs deiwos-kʷe

As can be seen from the example above, this template does not cause its content to be set in italics, so text should be italicised around this template, per .

This template forces whitespace not to wrap. To use this template for more than a few words, set |wrap=normal to allow word-wrapping.

Other languages

For post-PIE proto-languages use {{lang}} with the following ISO 639-2 language codes:

• ine – Indo-European (Other)
• bat – Baltic
• cu – Old Church Slavonic
• sla – Slavic
• orv – Old East Slavic
• non – Old Norse
• ang – Old English
• got – Gothic
• xvn – Vandalic
• goh – Old High German
• frk – Old Frankish
• gem – Germanic
• sa – Sanskrit
• inc – Indic
• peo – Old Persian

• xme – Medic
• xbc – Bactrian
• xsc – Scythian
• ira – Iranian
• xum – Umbrian
• xve – Venetic
• xfa – Faliscan
• fro – Old French
• roa – Romance
• xlp – Lepontic
• xpi – Pictish
• xce – Celtiberian
• xcg – Cisalpine Gaulish
• xtg – Transalpine Gaulish
• xga – Galatian

• sga – Old Irish
• cel – Celtic
• xcl – Classical Armenian
• hit – Hittite
• xlu – Cuneiform Luwian
• xlc – Lycian
• xld – Lydian
• grc – Ancient Greek
• gmy – Mycenaean
• xmk – Macedonian
• xpg – Phrygian
• xdc – Dacian
• xto – Tocharian A
• txb – Tocharian B

See also

• {{IAST}}
• {{transl}}