90% of our vocabulary has it's roots in Europe thousands of years B. C. Before Old English was West Germanic. Before these, Indo- European was a considerable sources from Latin to Greek to German to Etruscan to Sanskrit. The ethos of coexistence underwent The Great Consonant Shift although many rootwords are now prefixes, suffixes, etc.

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Those consonants which evolved from Indo-European but unshifting were Latinized. Among the frequencies of most used of datedness are likely examples of Old English; the changing continuity of spelling, basing final form in sentences of words and concepts in a mutual relationship

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