Proto-Indo-European (c.3000 BC)

1. *-k^we
2. *h₂ébōl
3. *meln-
7. *ḱuwōn-
8. *peh₃i-
9. *h₃ek^w-
10. *ph₂tér-
11. *deh₃-
12. *domos
15. *h₃rēǵs
16. *lokús
17. *h₂melǵ-
18. *nok^wt-
19. *sénos
23. *kan-
24. *ténus
26. *dholh₂os
27. *h₂weh₁nt-
29. *wet-

1. *h₁oinos (m), h₁oineh₂ (f), h₁oinom (n)
2. *dwéh₃u (m), dwoih₁ (f), dwoih₁ (n)
3. *tréyes (m), trisores (f), trih₂ (n)
4. *k^wetwóres (m), k^wetesores (f), k^wetwór (n)
5. *pénk^we
6. *sweḱs
7. *septṃ
8. *h₃eḱteh₃
9. *h₁newh₁ṃ
10. *déḱṃ
100. *ḱṃtóm

Proto-Indo-European could possibly have been spoken originally in southern Russia in the region of Volgograd.

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