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Meanings of indo-europeans in English

Russian
индоевропейские народы
Portuguese
povos indo-europeus
Spanish
indo-germánico
Catalan
indoeuropeus

Speakers of Indo-European languages.

        индоевропейские народы
        Russian
        праиндоевропейцы
        Portuguese
        proto-indo-europeus
        Spanish
        pueblo proto indoeuropeo
        Catalan
        poble proto-indoeuropeu

        Prehistoric ethnic group.

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              Examples for "indo-european people"
              Examples for "indo-european people"
              1
              Zoroastrianism was the only monotheistic religion developed by an Indo- European people.
              Early European History
              2
              The Germans were an Indo-European people, as were their neighbors, the Celts of Gaul and Britain.
              Early European History
              3
              Somewhere out on the Eurasian steppe, no one is sure exactly where, lies the homeland of the Indo-European peoples.
              Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
              4
              The Medes and Persians, an Indo-European people, henceforth ruled over a wider realm than ever before had been formed in Oriental lands.
              Early European History
              1
              Somewhere out on the Eurasian steppe, no one is sure exactly where, lies the homeland of the Indo-European peoples.
              Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
              Usage of indo-europeans in English
              1
              Likeness in language does not imply that all Indo-Europeans were closely related in blood.
              Early European History
              2
              Iapygians, Etruscans, and Italians, the last certainly Indo-Europeans, are the original stocks of Italy proper.
              The World's Greatest Books — Volume 11 — Ancient and Mediæval Hi...
              3
              The old Indo-Europeans, during their thousands of years of wandering, had met with many strange adventures.
              The Story of Mankind
              4
              Evidently, Proto-Indo-Europeans 6,000 years ago had sheep, in agreement with archaeological evidence.
              Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
              5
              Among all the daughters of the Indo-Europeans, the ancient Slavs have been the most challenging to trace.
              Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
              6
              We call these new people the Indo-Europeans.
              Ancient Man: The Beginning of Civilizations
              7
              Indo-Europeans: deities; history; nature myths
              Vampire forensics: uncovering the origins of an enduring legend
              8
              A comparison between the two sexes of the Indo-Europeans expresses their physical and mental relations in a definite way.
              Scientific American Supplement, No. 392, July 7, 1883
              9
              Western Asia and Egypt had been the teachers of the Indo-Europeans who had occupied Europe at an unknown date.
              Ancient Man: The Beginning of Civilizations
              10
              The truth is that, like the ancestors of nearly all the Indo-Europeans (or shall we say Indo-Germanic Japhetidae?
              Five Years of Theosophy
              11
              To the Celtic and Nordic tribes of Indo-Europeans, many of the trees that still exist in the British countryside were sacred.
              The Guardian
              12
              "From non-Biblical sources," says Winchell, "we obtain further information respecting the early dispersion of the Japhethites or Indo-Europeans-calledalso Aryans.
              Atlantis: The Antedeluvian World