-
Mariupolitan Gr****, or
Crimean Gr**** also
known as Tauro-Romaic or
Ruméika (Rumaíica, from Gr****: Ρωμαίικα, "Romaic"; Russian: Румейский язык, romanized: Rumeyskiy...
- into two sub-groups: Tatar-speaking
Urums and
Rumaiic Pontic Gr****s with
Rumeíka Gr**** as
their mother tongue. The
Crimean Prin****lity of
Theodoro gained...
-
called Rumeíka, a
branch of
Pontic Gr****.
About 17
villages speak this
language today.
Modern scholars distinguish five
subdialects of
Rumeíka according...
- Георгій Антонович Костоправ, 9
November 1903 – 14
February 1938) was a
Rumeika poet,
playwright and journalist, who
wrote in
Mariupol Gr****.
Georgis Kostoprav...
- in
Cappadocian Gr****, one of the
earliest attestations of the dialect.
Ruméika (Ρωμαίικα) or
Mariupolitan Gr**** is a
dialect spoken in
about 17 villages...
-
contemporary ethnography to
denote Turkic-speaking Gr**** po****tions. "
Rumeika" is a Gr****
dialect identified mainly with the
Ottoman Gr****s.[citation...
- Vlaha, Zeibek).
Recording by
Thede Kahl in 2016 in Incirliova: Xurévume
ruméika stu jufír –
Dancing on the Gr****
Bridge of İkizdere; performers: Sarıkaya...
- by two groups: the ****enic-speaking Romaioi,
whose dialect is
known as
Rumeíka, a.k.a.
Mariupol Gr****, and the Turkic-speaking
Urums (also
called Graeco-Tatars)...
-
Outside Turkey one can distinguish: the
Northern group (Mariupol Gr**** or
Rumeíka),
originally spoken in Crimea, but now prin****lly in Mariupol,
where the...
- of the infinitive,
which was lost in the
modern Gr**** of the Balkans.
Rumeíka (Ρωμαίικα) or
Mariupolitan Gr**** is a
dialect spoken in
about 17 villages...
