Dargic languages

E419340

Dargic languages are a group of closely related Northeast Caucasian languages spoken primarily in the Republic of Dagestan in the North Caucasus region of Russia.

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Dargic languages canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Northeast Caucasian languages
language family
arealContactWith Avar language
Russian language
arealFeature Caucasus Sprachbund
country Russia
ethnicGroup Dargin people
familyColor Caucasian
geographicDistribution central Dagestan
southern Dagestan
hasGlottocode darg1241
hasLinguisticFeature case-rich nominal system
complex verbal morphology
ejective consonants
hasMajorLanguage Dargwa language
hasPart Akusha Dargwa
Amukh dialect
Chirag Dargwa
linked to: Chirag

Dargwa language
Gapshima dialect
Harbuk dialect
Itsari Dargwa
linked to: Megeb Dargwa

Kajtak language
Kubachi language
Megeb Dargwa
Mugi dialect
Muiri dialect
Sanzhi Dargwa
Tanty dialect
Tsudakhar dialect
Urakhi Dargwa
linked to: Dargwa

Urakhi dialect
hasWritingSystem Cyrillic script
ISO639-5Code dar
languageBranchOf Northeast Caucasian languages NERFINISHED
neighboringLanguageFamily Avar–Andic languages
Lak language
Lezgic languages
region Eastern Dagestan
linked to: Dagestan
spokenIn North Caucasus NERFINISHED
Republic of Dagestan NERFINISHED
Russian Federation
linked to: Russia
subclassOf Dagestanian languages
Nakh-Daghestanian languages NERFINISHED
typology agglutinative morphology
ergative–absolutive alignment
noun class system
rich consonant inventory
usedBy Dargin people

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