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Turkish (Türkçe: [ˈtyɾctʃe] , Türk dili; also Türkiye Türkçesi 'Turkish of Turkey') is the most
widely spoken of the
Turkic languages, with
around 90 to...
- are
sometimes referred to as the
Trialeti Gr****s or the
Transcaucasian Turcophone Gr****s,
Pontic Gr****s and
Caucasus Gr****s, or Τσαλκαλίδες (Tsalkalides)...
-
using the
Latin alphabet, but in the Gr****
language (frangochiotika); the
Turcophone Orthodox Christians of
Cappadocia wrote their Turkish texts using the...
- had been ****imilated
linguistically by
their Muslim Turkish neighbours.
Turcophone Gr****s were
known as Karamanlides,
after the
province of
Karaman where...
- Short, the Turko-Persian
tradition featured Persian culture patronized by
Turcophone rulers." Grousset, Rene, The
Empire of the Steppes, (Rutgers University...
- Short, the Turko-Persian
tradition featured Persian culture patronized by
Turcophone rulers." Sevim, Ali (1993). "ÇAĞRI BEY" (PDF). TDV
Encyclopedia of Islam...
- law in
April 1928. The
Latin variant for
Tajik was
based on the work by
Turcophone scholars who
aimed to
produce a
unified Turkic alphabet,
despite Tajik...
- (National)
Kurmanji Kurds 8,127,000 10.7%
Kurmanji 3 (Wider communication)
Turcophones,
Kurds 5,881,000 7.7%
Turkish 1 (National) Zaza 1,155,000 1.5% Zaza 5...
- short, the Turco-Persian
tradition features Persian culture patronized by
Turcophone rulers. The Turco-Persian
Islamic culture that
emerged under the Persianate...
- Matbaasi. p. 116. "The
Chinese sources of the Kök-Türk
period describe the
turcophone Kirgiz with
green eyes and red hair. They must have been in
majority Europeoids...
