Ancient Indo-European is a term used to refer to the language family that was spoken by the people who lived in Europe, Asia, and parts of North Africa before the spread of modern languages. Two of the most well-known ancient Indo-European languages are ARYAN (5 letters) and Hittite (7 letters). ARYAN was spoken by the nomadic people who migrated from Central Asia to India, while Hittite was spoken by the people who lived in Anatolia in the 2nd millennium BC.