Maniot Greek

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Maniot Greek is a conservative dialect of the Greek language spoken in the Mani Peninsula of the southern Peloponnese, noted for preserving many archaic features.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Modern Greek dialect
dialect
variety of Greek
belongsTo Southern Greek dialects
closelyRelatedTo Tsakonian
surface form: Tsakonian Greek

other Peloponnesian Greek dialects
country Greece
culturalAssociation Mani Peninsula traditional culture
Maniot culture
surface form: Maniot people
developedFrom earlier Peloponnesian Greek dialects
endangeredStatus declining use among younger speakers
hasAlternativeName Maniot dialect
Maniot Greek
surface form: Maniotic Greek
hasFeature archaisms in morphology
archaisms in phonology
archaisms in vocabulary
distinct local lexicon
phonetic differences from Standard Greek
hasProperty archaic features
conservative dialect
retention of older Greek forms
strong local identity
historicalContinuityWith older Peloponnesian Greek varieties
influencedBy Ancient Greek
Koine Greek
Medieval Greek
ISO639-3 none
languageBranch Hellenic languages
languageFamily Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
languageGroup Greek language
partOf Modern Greek dialect continuum
recognizedAs regional dialect of Greek
region East Mani
Inner Mani
Outer Mani
West Mani
spokenIn Mani Peninsula
Peloponnese
southern Greece NERFINISHED
standardizationStatus not officially standardized
standardLanguage Modern Greek
surface form: Standard Modern Greek
subclassOf Greek dialect
timePeriod Modern era
usedBy inhabitants of Mani
usedIn everyday communication in Mani communities
local oral tradition
local songs and sayings
writingSystem Greek alphabet

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

Mani Peninsula traditionalDialect Maniot Greek
Mandulis languageVariant Maniot Greek
this entity surface form: Greek: Μανδούλις (Mandoulis)
Maniot Greek hasAlternativeName Maniot Greek
this entity surface form: Maniotic Greek