Proto-Baltic language

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Proto-Baltic is the proto-language of the Baltic branch of the Indo-European languages. It either developed from Proto-Balto-Slavic, or in loose contact with Proto-Slavic, in roughly the area of the modern Lithuania and Latvia, from the 2nd millennium BC.

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