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Line 11: \| name = name of the proto-language #REQUIRED \| altname = alternative name(s) of the proto-language \| acceptance = ~~e.g.~~used ~~disputed~~to ~~like~~indicate ~~Proto-Altaic~~lack of consensus for the family that is reconstructed, e.g. disputed for Proto-Altaic \| region = the hypothetical geographic region of the proto-language \| era = the estimated era of the proto-language Line 19 ⟶ 20: \| ... \| ancestor5 = another intermediate proto-language \| descendent_family = the language family ~~of languages~~ of which this is the reconstructed ancestor \| child1 = a reconstructed descendant proto-language, of a subgroup of the family \| child2 = another proto-language of a subgroup of languages Line 25 ⟶ 26: \| child12 = another proto-language of a subgroup of languages \| listclass = class for the list of children: plainlist (default), hlist (horizontal) or flatlist (bulleted) \| boxsize = width of infobox (default 22em). Must include units (e.g. "12em" or "123px"). This is useful when an article has ~~Multiple~~multiple infoboxes aligned in a column. \| module = used for embedding other infoboxes into this one \| notes = A space for notes, e.g., "* [something here]" footnote

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