Uyghur language (historically)

E27175

The historical Uyghur language refers to earlier Turkic varieties used by the Uyghur people, which were written in scripts such as Perso-Arabic and played a key role in the literary and cultural history of Central Asia.


Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Turkic language
historical language
associatedReligion Buddhism
Islam
Manichaeism
associatedWith Chagatai Khanate
Kara-Khanid Khanate
Uyghur Khaganate
closelyRelatedTo Chagatai language
Karluk Turkic languages
containsLoanwordsFrom Arabic
Chinese
Persian
culturalRole major literary language of Central Asia
vehicle of Islamic learning among Uyghurs
hasFeature SOV word order
agglutinative morphology
vowel harmony
hasInfluenceOn Central Asian Turkic literary traditions
Modern Uyghur language
influencedBy Arabic language
Islamic culture
Persian language
languageFamily Turkic languages
region Central Asia
Tarim Basin
Xinjiang
scriptAdaptationFrom Arabic script
Sogdian script
spokenBy Uyghur people
standardizedIn manuscript traditions
subfamily Karluk branch
timePeriod early modern period
medieval period
usedBy Muslim scholars in Central Asia
Uyghur literati
usedFor interethnic communication in Central Asia
usedIn administration
court documents
historiography
literature
poetry
religious texts
trade records
writingSystem Chagatai script
Old Uyghur script
Perso-Arabic script
Uyghur Arabic alphabet

Referenced by (6)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Google Translate ("Uyghur")
availableLanguage
Uyghurs ("Uyghur language")
ethnonymLanguage
Uyghur language (historically) ("Modern Uyghur language")
hasInfluenceOn
Islamic world ("Uyghur")
hasLanguage
Uyghurs ("Uyghur language")
primaryLanguage
Perso-Arabic script
usedFor

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