Sudpiceno

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Sudpiceno is an ancient Italic language, known from fragmentary inscriptions, that was spoken in the South Picene region of pre-Roman Italy.

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Sudpiceno canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italic language
ancient language
endangered language
extinct language
ancestorOf no known modern language
attestationStatus fragmentary
attestedBy epigraphic evidence
inscriptions
closelyRelatedTo North Picene
Oscan language
Umbrian language
culturalContext Italic peoples of pre-Roman Italy
documentationStatus poorly attested
extinctionStatus extinct in antiquity
geographicContext Adriatic side of central Italy
hasAlternativeName South Picene
South Picenian
Sudpicene
hasFeature Indo-European verbal system
case system
inflected morphology
hasGlottocode sout3110
hasISO6393Code spx
hasPhonologicalType consonant-rich
hasScriptFamily Old Italic scripts
linked to: Old Italic script
hasWordOrder likely SOV
hasWritingDirection right-to-left
languageFamily Indo-European languages
Italic languages
namedAfter South Picene
region Abruzzo
Marche
linked to: Marche region

Picenum
spokenBy South Picenes
linked to: South Picene
spokenIn South Picene
central Adriatic Italy
pre-Roman Italy
studiedInDiscipline Indo-European studies
epigraphy
historical linguistics
subclassOf Indo-European language
Sabellic language
linked to: Sabellic languages
timePeriod 1st millennium BCE
pre-Roman period
writingSystem Old Italic script
South Picene alphabet

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