Tadaksahak language

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The Tadaksahak language is a Northern Songhay language spoken primarily by the pastoralist Tadaksahak (Idaksahak) people of Mali, influenced by both Berber and Tuareg languages.

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Tadaksahak language canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Afroasiatic-influenced language
Northern Songhay language
Songhay language
language
associatedWith pastoralist lifestyle
contactLanguageWith Arabic
French
Tamasheq
country Mali
ethnicity Idaksahak
linked to: Tadaksahak

Tadaksahak
glottologCode tada1238
hasAlternativeName Idaksahak language
hasLinguisticResearchOn Songhay–Berber language contact
contact-induced change
mixed grammatical systems
hasMorphologicalFeature Tuareg-like verbal morphology
hasPhonologicalFeature Berber-like consonant inventory
hasWordOrder SOV-dominant
influencedBy Berber languages
Tamasheq language
Tuareg languages
linked to: Berber languages
ISO639-3 dsq
languageFamily Songhay languages
languageStatus minority language
vulnerable language
lexifierInfluence Berber
linked to: Berber languages

Songhay
linked to: Songhay languages

Tuareg
neighboringLanguages Koyraboro Senni
Tamasheq
Tasawaq
linked to: Tamahaq
primaryUse oral communication
region Gao Region
Ménaka Region
spokenBy Idaksahak people
linked to: Tadaksahak people

Tadaksahak people
spokenIn Mali
West Africa
subgroupOf Northern Songhay languages
linked to: Songhay languages
typologicalFeature Tuareg morphosyntactic influence
mixed lexical stock
strong Berber lexical influence
usedIn nomadic and semi-nomadic communities
writingSystem Arabic script (occasional use)
Latin script (limited use)

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Songhay languages hasPart Tadaksahak language