Baraba dialect

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The Baraba dialect is a regional variety of the Siberian Tatar language traditionally spoken by the Baraba Tatars in southwestern Siberia.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Baraba dialect canonical 2

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Statements (26)

Predicate Object
instanceOf dialect
regional variety of Siberian Tatar
country Russia
endangeredStatus definitely endangered
ethnicAssociation Baraba Tatars
linked to: Tatars
hasAncestor Common Kipchak
linked to: Kipchak languages

Old Turkic language
ISO639-3Status covered by Siberian Tatar
language Siberian Tatar language
languageBranch Kipchak languages
languageFamily Turkic languages
languageSubbranch Kipchak-Nogai languages
linked to: Kipchak languages
lexicalInfluence Russian language
other Siberian Turkic varieties
minorityLanguageIn Russia
partOf Siberian Tatar dialect continuum
phonologicalFeature shares features with other Siberian Tatar dialects
region southwestern Siberia
script Cyrillic script
sociolinguisticSituation spoken mainly by older generations of Baraba Tatars
subject to language shift toward Russian
spokenBy Baraba Tatars
linked to: Tatars
subdivisionOf Siberian Tatar language
traditionalRegion Baraba steppe
usedIn oral communication
traditional culture of Baraba Tatars

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Referenced by (2)

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

Siberian Tatar language hasDialect Baraba dialect
Sibir Tatarça hasDialect Baraba dialect