Thracian language: Difference between revisions

There is a fringe belief<ref name=HCHL2018>{{cite book |last=Klein et al. edd. |first=J. |year=2018 |title=Handbook of Comparative and Historical Linguistics |chapter=81 'The Phonology of Slavic' by Daniel Petit |page=1966}}</ref><ref name=Arumaa1964>{{cite book |last=Arumaa |first=P. |year=1966 |title=Urslavische Grammatik: Einführung in Das Vergleichende Studium Der Slavischen Sprachen, Band I: Einleitung • Lautlehre |page=18, 19-23}}</ref> that Thraco-Dacian has been hypothesized as formingforms a branch of Indo-European along with [[Baltic languages|Baltic]],<ref>Holst (2009):66.</ref> but a Balto-Slavic linguistic unity is so overwhelmingly accepted by the Indo-European linguistic community that these hypotheses do not pass muster.