Language Alpha has gone to the language cemetery because he wants to visit his ancestors. He encountered some language ghosts on his way there. In the beginning he was a little bit scared but gathered his courage and asked them who they are.

The first language introduced himself:

‘My name is Partatua. I am a very old language ghost. I come from Eurasia and I am a warrior. Linguists classified me as an Indo-European language, more specifically, an Eastern Iranian language. I am surprised how they did it because I didn’t leave much traces of my language, only personal and tribal names. But you know, linguists know this stuff. In addition, some scholars claimed that I had two dialects: the Alanian languages and Saka languages.’

The second language continued:

‘Hello. I am Cato and I am a politician. I come from the Italian Peninsula. I am a classical language and belong to the Indo-European language family. I am very famous. My word roots are used in theology, biology, and medicine. I was an official language of some European states. I am a synthetic, fusional language. My regular nouns belong to one of five main declensions. I have seven noun cases. I have four main verb conjugations.’

Here is the third language’s introduction:

‘I am Nesha, a princess from north-central Anatolia. I am an Anatolian language but I am also classified as an Indo-European language, but I don’t have all Indo-European features. For example, I don’t have genders or subjunctive and optative moods, and aspect. My language records are attested from the 16^th century to the 13^th century BC. I used a cuneiform writing system. I am famous from my cuneiform tablets and inscriptions erected by the kings of my realm.’

And here comes the last one:

‘My name is Lianna. I am a priestess of a Ziggurat in a city state in southern Mesopotamia. I am the most ancient language in the word that has been found until today. I was first attested in about 3100 BC. I am a language isolate. I have two main dialects: eme-ĝir and eme-sal. I also used a cuneiform writing system. I am an agglutinative, split ergative, and subject-object-verb language.’

Which languages did Alpha encounter? Write your answer in order in the comments.