Turkic language

A Turkic language is a member of a family of closely related languages spoken across a vast area from Eastern Europe and Anatolia through Central Asia to Siberia and Western China, characterized by agglutinative morphology, vowel harmony, and similar grammatical structures.

Observed surface forms (7)

• Turkic language variety ×3
• Kipchak language ×1
• Oghuz Turkic group ×1
• Turkic language branch ×1
• Turkic lect ×1
• Turkmen dialect ×1
• regional variety of Turkish ×1

Instances (22)

• Azerbaijani language
• Cypriot Turkish via concept surface "Turkic language variety"
• Old Anatolian Turkish via concept surface "Turkic language variety"
• Southwestern Turkic via concept surface "Turkic language branch"
• Balkan Turkish via concept surface "regional variety of Turkish"
• Turkmen language
• Ottoman Turkish
• Kazakh language
• Bashkir language
• Tatar language
• Uyghur language (historically)
• Turkish language
• Crimean Tatar language
• Chagatai Turkic
• Kyrgyz
• Qashqai
• Tabriz dialect via concept surface "Turkic language variety"
• Saryk dialect via concept surface "Turkmen dialect"
• Old Turkic (runiform and Uyghur-script traditions)
• Oghuz Uzbek via concept surface "Oghuz Turkic group"
• ota
  surface form: Ottoman Turkish
• Khorasani Turkic