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30 languages, and only in 3 languages about Proto-Baltic language. Users of Russian Wikipedia were the first who created article about Proto-Baltic. Who...

confused. Yes, Baltic-Finnic languages are not genetically related to Baltic languages. Baltic languages are Indo-European languages, whereas Baltic-Finnic languages...

Baltic languages, and that leave Slavic languages aside are either 1) trivial 2) provably secondary development among already differentiated Baltic dialects...

"Baltic" or "the Baltic" always refers to the sea. If you want to refer to the states or the languages, you say "the Baltic states" or "the Baltic languages"...

suggests a tie to the indoeuropean baltic languages". To me it is clear from this, and the entire Uralic languages article, that all modern sources treat...

relationship of the Baltic, Slavic, and Germanic languages is shown by the fact that they alone of all the Indo-European languages have the sound m in...

Exactly. It says the baltic languages. So what are languages doing on this page? How are they connected in etymology to "the baltic states"? There is no...

of Baltic and Slavic laguages happened. The original Baltic languages and the Slavic languages did not descend from a Slavic or Proto-Slavic language. From...

"resistance" has an established meaning in the English language. In the Baltic and potentially other languages, other terms might have stronger associations....

suspected, most of your issues are with the language barrier. Regarding the origins of the term "Baltic Russians," unless it was coined by some person...

shown for well over 100 years now that the Baltic languages are very closely related to the Slavic languages and only much more distantly related to Sanskrit...

classifications of Baltic languages in article on them, but now we are going to accept a hypothesis of two amateur historians just because the language is dead?...

Baltic languages and Slavic languages you should respect the opinion of the linguists who have particulary devoted their research to these languages more...

that the baltic and slavic languages share a common ancestor and that both, but especially slavic, has been influenced by iranian languages in the past...

of a father or ancestor." Really? I don't know anything about the Baltic languages but "Henne" is the normal German word for a female chicken, which sounds...

As Baltic republics were part of Soviet Union in 1941 when they were occupied by the Nazi Germany, I do not think using the word "occupation" is appropriate...

Balts, cite Mare Suebicum rather than Mare Balticum as the Latin name for Baltic Sea. Which one is correct? BTW, it would also be appropriate to link to...

towards improving the article. This above is the evolution of the term. "Baltic languages" have nothing to do with the term. That is all there is to it. You...

fact is during the Soviet and Nazi occupations existed the legal bodies of Baltic states as well until the restoration of independences in 1991. Therefore...

West Baltic language group and the East Galindians were of the East Baltic language group, so their languages, which belonged to different language groups...