-
Turkish (Türkçe [ˈtyɾktʃe], Türk dili, also
known as Türkiye Türkçesi 'Turkish of Turkey') is the most
widely spoken of the
Turkic languages, a member...
-
developed during the
Seljuk period (1040–1118) (...) In the
Persianate zone,
Turkophones ruled and
Iranians administered Jonathan Dewald,
Europe 1450 to 1789:...
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developed during the
Seljuk period (1040–1118) (...) In the
Persianate zone,
Turkophones ruled and
Iranians administered Duiker &
Spielvogel 2012, p. 193. Ágoston...
- in peer-reviewed
journal Iran and the Caucasus, the
number of
Iranian Turkophones "does not
exceed 9 millions". Many
sources ****ert that
Iranian Azerbaijanis...
- designs, was an
attempt to
create a
culture that was
specific to the
Turkophone audience. The Bāburnāma, the
autobiography of Bābur (although
being highly...
- the 1030s. Even so,
Kashgari praised contemporary Uyghurs as
bilingual Turkophones whose Turkic dialect remained "pure" and "most correct" (just like dialects...
- (Ministerie van
Algemene Zaken), a
Dutch Government ministry Az people,
Turkophone people from present-day
Russia AZ (rapper) (born 1972),
rapper from Brooklyn...
-
Number of
Iranian Turkophones". Iran and the Caucasus. 19 (3): 279. doi:10.1163/1573384X-20150306. The main body of the
Iranian Turkophone m**** generally...
- non-Turkic
origin who were
influenced by
neighboring Turkic people and
became Turkophones. Most
research has been done by
Russian linguist experts who
trace them...
- [15.2 million] Arakelova,
Victoria (2015). "On the
Number of
Iranian Turkophones". Iran & the Caucasus. 19 (3): 279–282. doi:10.1163/1573384X-20150306...
