Caspian languages

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Caspian languages

Spoken in

Iran , Azerbaijan
speaker about 10,000,000
Linguistic
classification
Location of the Caspian languages

The Caspian languages are a branch of the Iranian languages ​​of the Indo-European language family. They are spoken on the southern Caspian Sea , mostly in the Iranian provinces of Mazandaran and Gilan .

languages

  • Gilaki (4.2 million)
    • Rashti, Galeshi, Lahijani, Langerudi, Matshiani and others
  • Mazenderani (4.2 million)
    • Sari, Baboli, Amoli, Tunekabuni, Shahi, Tshalusi, Velatrui, Shahmirzadi and others
  • Gurgani
  • Semnani
  • Talisch (1 million)
    • Masally, Lerik, Lenkoran, Astara; Vizne, Tularud, Asalem, Shandarman, Masal, Masule, Zide u.
  • Tati (220 thousand)
    • Northwest dialects: Harzandi , Keringani
    • Northeast dialects: Shali, Kajali, Hazzarudi, Taromi
    • Southern dialects: Takestani, Tshali, Sagzabadi, Eshtehardi and others
    • Southwest dialects: Cho'ini et al
    • Southeast dialects: Rudbari, Alamuti and others
      Proportion of people who speak a Caspian language

Web links

Information on Caspian languages ​​- Gottolog 4.1

supporting documents

  1. a b Iran. Retrieved March 16, 2020 (French).