Vanji language

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The Vanji language was an extinct Eastern Iranian language once spoken in the Vanj region of Tajikistan, belonging to the Pamir branch of the Iranian language family.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Vanji language canonical 2

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Statements (37)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Eastern Iranian language
Pamir language
extinct language
closeTo Rushan language
Shughni language
Yazgulyam language
country Tajikistan
countryToday Tajikistan
documentationLevel poorly attested
documentedBy linguistic field notes
extinctionReason language shift to Tajik
extinctionStatus no native speakers remaining
geographicDistribution upper Vanj River basin
hasAncestor Proto-Indo-European language
linked to: Proto-Indo-European

Proto-Indo-Iranian language
Proto-Iranian language
hasISOCode no
hasPhylum Indo-European languages
hasWritingSystem no standardized script
iso639-3 none
languageBranch Eastern Iranian
languageFamily Eastern Iranian
Pamir branch
linguisticArea Pamir Sprachbund
partOf Pamir languages
region Gorno-Badakhshan area
linked to: Badakhshan

Vanj Valley
replacedBy Tajik language
spokenIn Pamir Mountains
Tajikistan
Vanj region
linked to: Vanj District
status extinct
subclassOf Indo-European language
Indo-Iranian language
Iranian language
usedByEthnicGroup inhabitants of Vanj Valley
writingSystem none

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Pamir languages hasMember Vanji language
Pamiri peoples speaks Vanji language