What is another word for osco-umbrian?
Pronunciation: [ˈɒskə͡ʊˈʌmbɹi͡ən] (IPA) 
Osco-Umbrian is a linguistic group of ancient languages spoken in central and southern Italy. The term Osco-Umbrian is often used to describe the languages of the Sabines, Umbrians, Samnites and other Italic tribes. However, more specific synonyms can also be used to describe the individual languages or dialects within this group. For example, Umbrian, Sabine, and Picene are some of the synonyms used for the Umbrian language. Similarly, Oscan, Samnite, Lucanian, and Hirpinian are used to refer to the specific dialects of the Oscan language. Overall, the Osco-Umbrian languages played a significant role in the development of Latin and Italian languages.
