Badinî

E748362

Badinî is a Northern Kurdish dialect spoken primarily in parts of Turkey, Iraq, and Syria.

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Label Occurrences
Badinî canonical 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Northern Kurdish dialect
language variety
closelyRelatedTo Kurmanji Kurdish
linked to: Kurmanji
educationUse used as medium of instruction in some schools in Duhok Governorate
hasAlternativeName Badinan Kurdish
linked to: Northern Kurdish

Badinani
Badînî
hasCulturalUse folksongs
local media in Duhok region
oral literature
religious discourse
hasDialect Amêdî dialect
Gulîkî dialect
Zebarî dialect
linked to: Hawrami dialect
hasMorphologicalFeature case marking on nouns
ergative alignment in past transitive constructions
two grammatical genders
hasPhonologicalFeature distinction between aspirated and unaspirated stops
use of pharyngeal consonants
hasSyntacticFeature basic SOV word order
ISO639Status doesNotHaveSeparateISO639CodeFromKurmanji
languageFamily Indo-European languages
Iranian languages
Northwestern Iranian languages
Western Iranian languages
mediaUse used in local TV and radio broadcasting in Duhok
mutuallyIntelligibleWith other Northern Kurdish varieties to a large extent
namedAfter Badinan region
linked to: Bahdinan region
partOf Northern Kurdish
region Upper Tigris region
northern Mesopotamia
linked to: Upper Mesopotamia
spokenIn Duhok Governorate
linked to: Duhok

Hakkari Province
linked to: Hakkari region

Iraq
Iraqi Kurdistan
linked to: Kurdistan

Syria
Syrian Kurdistan
Turkey
Turkish Kurdistan
linked to: Kurdistan

northern parts of Mosul Governorate
Şırnak Province
linked to: Şırnak
standardizationStatus lacksFullyStandardizedOrthography
subclassOf Kurmanji
usedBy Badinî Kurds
linked to: Kurds
writingSystem Arabic script
Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet

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Badînî hasAlternativeName Badinî