TURKIC LANGUAGES SURVIVAL DICTIONARIES

The Turkic languages are one of the world's primary language families.

Azerbaijani [azj] is a living variety of Azerbaijani macrolanguage spoken by Azerbaijanis in Azerbaijan and Russia (Dagestan). Latin and Cyrillic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (698 lemmas)

Bashkir [bak] is a living language spoken by Bashkirs in Russia (Bashkortostan). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (467 lemmas)

Chuvash [chv] is a living language spoken by Chuvash people in Russia (Chuvashia). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (224 lemmas)

Crimean Tatar [crh] is a living language spoken by Crimean Tatars in Ukraine/ Russia (Crimea) and some other countries. Latin and Cyrillic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (288 lemmas)

Karachay-Balkar [krc] is a living language spoken by Karachays and Balkars in Russia (Kabardino-Balkaria, Karachay–Cherkessia). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (121 lemmas)

Kazakh [kaz] is a living language spoken by Kazakhs in Kazakhstan, China, Uzbekistan and some other countries. Latin, Cyrillic and Arabic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (672 lemmas)

Khakas [kjh] is a living language spoken by Khakas people in Russia (Khakassia). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (111 lemmas)

Kirghiz [kir] is a living language spoken by Kyrgyz people in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. Cyrillic and Arabic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (638 lemmas)

Kumyk [kum] is a living language spoken by Kumyks in Russia (Dagestan). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (104 lemmas)

Ottoman Turkish [ota] is a historic language was spoken by Turkish people in Turkey. Arabic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (134 lemmas)

Shor [cjs] is a living language spoken by Shors in Russia (Kemerovo). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (113 lemmas)

Southern Altai [alt] is a living language spoken by Altai people in Russia (Altai). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (136 lemmas)

Tatar [tat] is a living language spoken by Volga Tatars in Russia (Tatarstan) and some other countries. Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (452 lemmas)

Turkish [tur] is a living language spoken by Turkish people in Turkey, Bulgaria, Cyprus and some other countries. Latin script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (915 lemmas)

Turkmen [tuk] is a living language spoken by Turkmens in Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Iran and some other countries. Latin and Arabic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (632 lemmas)

Tuvan [tyv] is a living language spoken by Tuvans in Russia (Tuva). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (202 lemmas)

Uighur [uig] is a living language spoken by Uyghurs in China (Xinjiang). Arabic and Cyrillic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (402 lemmas)

Uzbek [uzn] is a living variety of Uzbek macrolanguage spoken by Uzbeks in Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and some other countries. Latin and Cyrillic scripts are used. See more on Wikipedia. (647 lemmas)

Yakut [sah] is a living language spoken by Yakuts in Russia (Yakutia). Cyrillic script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (193 lemmas)