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| The classical form of Egyptian |
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| There is a lake that bears its name. |
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| não têm fé, nem lei, nem rei |
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| Celtic language spoken on a small island |
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| Its alphabet is still used in Ethiopia |
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| Spoken in the world's first actual empire, located in what is now Iraq. |
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| The oldest written language that we know of |
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| The ultimate ancestor of all European languages |
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| Think of where Spain and Portugal are located |
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| The language of Carthage; the wars fought against them |
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| The language of the people who founded Carthage |
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| An ancient region located north of Greece |
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| Descended from English, once spoken in Ireland |
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| Likely the people the Vikings called 'Skraelings.' |
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| When you take the emotions from emo kids and just leave the depressing style. |
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| The language of Scotland's original inhabitants |
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| What the Celts of France spoke before the Roman takeover |
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Commonest English Words 
Begins and Ends with 'D' 
Giant Word Ladder I
