Turoyo

E105663

Turoyo is a modern Neo-Aramaic language traditionally spoken by Syriac Orthodox Christian communities from the Tur Abdin region of southeastern Turkey and neighboring areas.

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Label Occurrences
Turoyo canonical 9

Statements (54)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Neo-Aramaic language
modern Aramaic language
vernacular language
alternativeName Neo-Aramaic languages
surface form: Modern Surayt

Surayt
Suryoyo
Ṭuroyo
ancestor Syriac
surface form: Classical Syriac

Aramaic
surface form: Middle Aramaic
closelyRelatedTo Syriac
surface form: Classical Syriac

Mlahsô
endangermentFactors language shift to majority languages
migration
ethnicGroup Assyrians
surface form: Assyrian/Syriac people

Syriac Orthodox Church
surface form: Syriac Orthodox Christians
glottocode turo1252
ISO639-3 tru
languageFamily Semitic languages
lexicalInfluence Arabic
Kurdish
Persian language
surface form: Persian

Turkish
morphologicalFeature root-and-pattern morphology
suffix conjugation
two-gender system
phonologicalFeature emphatic consonants
pharyngeal consonants
religiousCommunity Syriac Catholic Church
Syriac Orthodox Church
spokenIn Australia
Canada
Germany
Iraq
Netherlands
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Turkey
United States of America
surface form: United States
standardizationEffort Surayt/Turoyo standardization projects in Europe
status endangered language
subfamily Neo-Aramaic languages
surface form: Central Neo-Aramaic
syntacticFeature basic SVO word order
traditionalRegion Hakkari region
Mardin
surface form: Mardin Province

Tur Abdin
Upper Mesopotamia
surface form: northern Mesopotamia

Southeastern Anatolia Region
surface form: southeastern Turkey

Şırnak
surface form: Şırnak Province
usedFor community media in the diaspora
liturgical songs and hymns
oral storytelling
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

Syriac alphabet
surface form: Syriac script

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