List of places in Turkey inhabited by pontiffs

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The list of places inhabited by pontiers in Turkey lists all 52 places in the Republic of Turkey where pontiers live in significant numbers. All places are in the east of the Black Sea region in the province of Trabzon . In addition, this list offers a selection of the names of the places commonly used by Pontians. After the Treaty of Lausanne on January 30, 1923, the Muslim pontiers were spared from the population exchange between Greece and Turkey because they are Muslims . Extensive isolation enabled Pontier to preserve their archaic language. Until a few decades ago, the Pontier spoke predominantly the Pontic language . Nowadays the speakers, with the exception of a few half-speakers, are only older speakers and the language is generally no longer passed on to the younger generation. The contiguous area of ​​the Pontier in the districts of Çaykara , Dernekpazarı and Köprübaşı is called Holo ( Pontic Χολό Choló).

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Official name Pontic

Surname

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( As of 2018 )

district Remarks
Akdoğan Χοψερά Chopserá 232 Çaykara
Alataş Μάνδρανοι Mándrani 148 Maçka from μάνδρα mándra for "property, fenced / walled land" or "cattle shed, cattle yard". Mostly people resettled from the Beşköy municipality in 1929.
Aşağıkumlu Κάτω Μίμιλος Káto Mímilos 53 Çaykara from μύλος mýlos for "mill"
Atakoy Σινέκ Sinék 893 Çaykara
Atasu Γαλίανα / Γαλίαινα Galíana / Galíena 1,127 Maçka from γαλή galí for "cat" or γάλα gála for "milk". Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district and the Beşköy municipality in 1929.
Baltacılı 122 Çaykara The village was part of the village of Yeşilalan until the founding of the republic
Beşköy Βεσκόι Beskói 1,250 Köprübaşı The municipality of Beşköy consists of the former villages of Konuklu, Büyükdoğanlı, Küçükdoğanlı, Dağardı, Emirgan and Yılmazlar. 1
Çalışanlar Καλάνας Kalánas 178 Dernekpazarı
Çambaşı Άνωθο Ánotho 549 Çaykara from άνηθος ánithos for " dill "
Çamlıbel Άνω Σινέκ Áno Sinék 173 Çaykara
Çayırbaşı Χαβάσο Chavaso 120 Dernekpazarı from χαβάς chavás for "air" or "melody"
Çayırlar Λιβαδειά / Λεβάδεια Livadiá / Levádia 189 Maçka Mostly people resettled from the Beşköy municipality in 1929
Çıralı Μέλανλι Mélanli 242 Maçka from μέλι méli for "honey". Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district in 1929.
Demirli Κοτλού / Κοτλοί Kotloú / Kotlí 262 Çaykara
Egridere Γοργόράς Gorgórás 798 Çaykara from γοργός gorgós for "rapid, nimble" and ρεύμα reúma for "current, flow", thus roughly: rapid current
Erenkoy Τσορουκ / Τσόρουκ Tsorouk / Tsórouk 434 Of
Ergin Άρμενος Ármenos 86 Maçka from άρμενα ármena for " rigging ". Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district in 1929
Günebakan Ζενόζενα Zenózena 224 Dernekpazarı
Hamsikoy Τσίχαρλι / Τσάχαρ Tsícharli / Tsáchar 408 Maçka Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district in 1929
İskenderli Ισκενδερλι / Ισκεντερλι Iskenderli / Iskenterli 864 Tonya
Kabataş Φωτεινός Fotinós 381 Çaykara from φωτεινός fotinós for "bright, luminous"
Karaçam Άνω Όγενε / Άνω Όκενα Áno Ógene / Áno Ókena 1,348 Çaykara
Kayran Λίμνη Límni 34 Çaykara from λίμνη límni for "lake"
Kiremitli Θέρσα Thérsa 150 Maçka from θάρρος thárros, θάρσος thársos or θράσος thrásos for "courage, bravery" (in the Aeolian dialect θέρσος thérsos). Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district in 1929.
Kırantaş Κούτουλα / Κουτουλά Koútoula / Koutoulá 416 Maçka from κουτάλι koutáli for "spoon" or κουτουλιά koutouliá for "head butt". Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district in 1929.
Kozağaç Κάτω Χορτοκόπ (ι) Káto Chortokóp (i) 200 Maçka from χόρτο chórto for “grass, herbaceous plant” and κοπή kopí for “cutting, cutting off, felling”, for example: grass mowing or weed removal. Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district in 1929.
Kozluca 212 Tonya
Koknar Όγενε / Όκενα Ógene / Ókena 899 Çaykara
Köseli Κλεισούρα Klisoúra 227 Çaykara from κλεισούρα klisoúra for "fence" or "passage"
Maraşlı Πατσάν / Νεφσί Πατσάν Patsán / Nefsí Patsán 446 Çaykara
Ormancık Μακιδάνος Makidános 246 Dernekpazarı
Ormaniçi Κοτιλα Kοtila 136 Maçka Mostly people resettled from the Beşköy municipality in 1929
Sayraç Σαυρατς Sayrats 762 Tonya
Soğanlı Κάτω Χοψερά Káto Chopserá 244 Çaykara
Şahinkaya Σύρ / Σύρω Sýr / Sýro 1,121 Çaykara from σύρω sýro for "pulling, grinding"
Şekersu Σακάρσού Sakársoú 232 Çaykara
Şimşirli Κουστουλ Koustoul 223 Maçka Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district and the Beşköy municipality in 1929.
Taşçılar Φωτ (ει) γένε / Φωτ (ει) κένε Fot (i) géne / Fot (i) kéne 310 Dernekpazarı from φωτεινός fotinós for "bright, luminous" and γένεσις génesis "creation, emergence, birth", thus roughly: enlightened birth
Taşkıran Τσορός / Τσόρος Tsorós / Tsóros 1.003 Çaykara
Taşlıgedik Μεζιρει Πατσάν Meziri Patsan 236 Çaykara
Taşören Ζέλεκα Zéleka 245 Çaykara
Turalı Τούραλι Toúrali 381 Tonya
Tüfekçi Αρσέλα Arséla 217 Dernekpazarı
Uzungöl Σαράχο / Σεράχο / Σεράχ Sarácho / Serácho / Serách 1,606 Çaykara
Uzuntarla Αληθινός Alithinós 520 Çaykara from αληθινός alithinós for "true, real"
Yakçukur Ιάκτσουκουρ Iáktsoukour 227 Tonya
Yaylaonu Χάρος Cháros 377 Çaykara from χάρος cháros for "death"
Yazlık Λιβερά Liverá 587 Maçka from ελλέβορος ellévoros for " hellebore " (in the Trabzon dialect λιβορ livor or λιβορί livorí). Mostly people resettled from the Çaykara district in 1929.
Yenice Μαρλαδάς Marladás 172 Dernekpazarı
Yeşilalan Χολάισα Choláisa 439 Çaykara from χλόη chlói for "lawn, grass"
Yukarıkumlu Άνω Μίμιλος Áno Mímilos 128 Çaykara from μύλος mýlos for "mill"
Yüzüncüyıl Φάλαινα Fálena 116 Maçka from φάλαινα fálena for "whale". Mostly people resettled from the Beşköy municipality in 1929.
1 The unofficial place names are Καλής Kalis for Konuklu, Άσπαλο Áspalo for Büyükdoğanlı, Αρχάντσελο Archántselo or Αρχάντσιλο Archántsilo for Küçükdoğanlı, Οκσόχο Oksócho or Οξόχο Oxócho for Dağardı, Πέδριδαν Pédridan or Πέτριδαν Pétridan for Emirgan and Χολό Μεζιρει Cholo Meziri for Yılmazlar.

Individual evidence

  1. Speak like Plato. In: Der Spiegel 3 (2011), p. 111; and Steve Connor: Jason and the argot: land where Greek's ancient language survives. The Independent of Jan. 3, 2011.
  2. ^ UNESCO Culture Sector, UNESCO Interactive Atlas of the World's Languages ​​in Danger, 2012
  3. University of Cambridge: News and Events: Endangered language opens window on to past University of Cambridge January 11, 2011