PIE

Appendix:Variations of "pie" English Pronunciation pē-ī-ē, en /piː.aɪ.iː/ Etymology 1 Proper noun en linguistics anthropology etc. en Proto-Indo-European. en 12 Dec 2025 Tom Hercules Davies Horses, Wheels, Languages: Greek, Mesopotamian and Indic Epic on the Eurasian Steppe The Classical Quarterly 75 1 5 The Greek and Sanskrit languages (along with many other languages of ancient Eurasia) evince correspondences explained by their descent from a common ancestor, Proto-Indo-European (PIE). Adjective - en linguistics anthropology etc. en Proto-Indo-European. Translations Proto-Indo-European Asturian: ast pie Czech: cs PIE Dutch: nl PIE Esperanto: eo HIP French: fr PIE, fr pIE, fr IE Galician: gl PIE German: de PIE, de uridg., de UIG rare Greek: el ΠΙΕ Icelandic: is FIE Irish: ga PIE Latvian: lv ide. Polish: pl pie. m-in Portuguese: pt PIE Romanian: ro PIE Russian: ru ПИЕ - Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh ПИЕ Latin: sh PIE Spanish: es pIE Swedish: sv PIE Turkish: tr PHA Vietnamese: vi PIE Welsh: cy PIE Related terms en IE Etymology 2 Noun en computing programming en public-interest entity. en position-independent executable Etymology 3 Proper noun en Singapore in road signs en w:Pan Island Expressway. Etymology 4 Proper noun en historical en w:Paedophile Information Exchange. Anagrams en eip EIP EPI Epi IEP P.E.I. PEI Pei epi epi- ipe ipé en Indo-European studies Roads French Noun m # fr pistolet à impulsion électrique: taser