Crimean Goth(ic)

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Crimean Goth(ic) refers to the extinct East Germanic language and associated dialects once spoken by the Gothic communities living in the Crimean Peninsula.

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Crimean Goth(ic) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf East Germanic language
Germanic people
Gothic dialect
extinct language
descendedFrom Goths
documentedBy Ogier Ghiselin de Busbecq
documentedIn Turkish Letters
endangeredStatusBeforeExtinction severely endangered
ethnicGroupAssociated Crimean Goths
linked to: Goths
ethnicLanguage Crimean Gothic
hasAlternativeName Crimean Goth
linked to: Crimean Gothic

Crimean Goth(ic)
linked to: Crimean Gothic
hasAttestation 16th century
17th century
hasCorpusSize very small
hasLinguisticFeature East Germanic phonology
Germanic strong verbs
Germanic weak verbs
case system
grammatical gender
verb inflection
hasUncertainClassification degree of divergence from Biblical Gothic
influencedBy Crimean Tatar
Greek language
Slavic languages
knownFrom short phrases
word list
languageBranch Germanic languages
languageFamily Indo-European languages
languageSubbranch East Germanic languages
lastKnownSpeakerDate 16th century
region Doros
Mangup
Southern Crimea
linked to: southeastern Crimea
relatedTo Burgundian
linked to: Burgundians

Gothic language
Vandalic
settledIn Crimea
spokenBy Crimean Goths
linked to: Goths
spokenIn Crimea
Crimean Mountains
Crimean Peninsula
linked to: Crimea
status extinct
studiedInDiscipline Germanic philology
historical linguistics
subclassOf Germanic language
Indo-European language
writingSystem Gothic alphabet
Greek script
Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Crimean Gothic hasAlternativeName Crimean Goth(ic)