Thracian cannot be proven related to Armenian, and there is simply no lexical or other proof of it. It can be proven to be related to Greek and Greek has been proven to be related to Phrygian, therefore Armenian is related to Phrygian, something that makes sence on a historical point too.
Phrygian is closely related to Greek as is Paeonian and of course Macedonian, if it is even to be considered a separate language. I would not discount what Herodotus is saying about the linguistic and cultural affinity of the Armenians and the Phrygians. Today it is proven that Greek and...
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