Description

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The purpose of this template is to correctly show a proto-language and its reconstructed proto-form in articles on linguistics. The template has three parameters, the third being optional.

{{proto|language|word or wordroot|meaning}}

e.g.

List of language codes

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The name of a language can be written in full or in brief.

Language Code
Proto-Balto-Slavic baltic, balt
Proto-Celtic celtic, celt
Proto-Germanic germanic, gem, germ, german
Proto-Indo-European ie, ieur, indoeuro
Proto-Iranian iranian, iran
Proto-Semitic semitic, sem
Proto-Slavic slavic, sla, slav
Proto-Turkic turkic, turk
Proto-Uralic uralic, ural

More examples

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Code Result
{{proto|ie|mā-t-er-|mother}} Proto-Indo-European *mā-t-er- 'mother'
{{proto|ie|mā-t-er-}} Proto-Indo-European *mā-t-er-
{{proto|balt|mā̂tē̃|mother}} Proto-Balto-Slavic *mā̂tē̃ 'mother'
{{proto|baltic|mā̂tē̃|mother}} Proto-Balto-Slavic *mā̂tē̃ 'mother'
{{proto|celt|māter-|mother}} Proto-Celtic *māter- 'mother'
{{proto|celtic|māter-|mother}} Proto-Celtic *māter- 'mother'
{{proto|germ|mōdḗr|mother}} Proto-Germanic *mōdḗr 'mother'
{{proto|germanic|mōdḗr|mother}} Proto-Germanic *mōdḗr 'mother'
{{proto|sla|mā́tī|mother}} Proto-Slavic *mā́tī 'mother'
{{proto|slavic|mā́tī|mother}} Proto-Slavic *mā́tī 'mother'
{{proto|turk|eme|mother}} Proto-Turkic *eme 'mother'
{{proto|turkic|eme|mother}} Proto-Turkic *eme 'mother'
{{proto|ural|emä|mother}} Proto-Uralic *emä 'mother'
{{proto|uralic|emä|mother}} Proto-Uralic *emä 'mother'
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See also

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