Lombardic

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Lombardic is an extinct West Germanic language once spoken by the Lombards in parts of Italy during the early Middle Ages.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Lombardic canonical 2
Longobardic 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf West Germanic language
extinct language
historical language
alternativeName Langobardic
Longobardic
linked to: Lombardic
attestedIn glosses
inscriptions
legal formulas
personal names
closelyRelatedTo Langobardic
Old High German
era Early Middle Ages
ethnologueStatus extinct
extinction Middle Ages
glottocode lomb1257
hasAncestor Proto-Germanic
Proto-West-Germanic
linked to: Proto-West Germanic
hasCategory Germanic languages
Languages of Italy
Medieval languages
West Germanic languages
hasFeature Germanic runic inscriptions
Germanic strong verbs
Germanic weak verbs
High German consonant shift
case inflection
grammatical gender
rich nominal morphology
influenced Italian toponymy
Italian vocabulary
Lombard language
ISO639-3 xlo
languageFamily Germanic
languageOf Lombard Kingdom of Italy
region Italy
Northern Italy
replacedBy Vulgar Latin
early Romance varieties
spokenBy Lombards
spokenIn Lombard Kingdom
Pannonia
Po Valley
status extinct
subfamily West Germanic
writingSystem Latin alphabet
Runic alphabet

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Old High German majorDialect Lombardic
Lombardic alternativeName Longobardic
linked to: Lombardic