Black Sea Greek dialect area

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The Black Sea Greek dialect area is a linguistic region along the southern coast of the Black Sea where distinctive Pontic and related Greek dialects historically developed and were spoken.

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Black Sea Greek dialect area canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dialect area
linguistic region
associatedEthnicGroup Pontic Greeks NERFINISHED
Romeika-speaking Greeks NERFINISHED
borderedBy Pontic Mountains NERFINISHED
coastalTo Black Sea NERFINISHED
declineCause language shift to Turkish
population exchanges between Greece and Turkey in the 1920s
developedFrom Koine Greek NERFINISHED
Medieval Greek NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic conservative Greek linguistic features
distinct morphology compared to Standard Modern Greek
distinct phonology compared to Standard Modern Greek
lexical influence from Caucasian languages
lexical influence from Turkish
hasLinguisticFeature archaisms reminiscent of Ancient Greek in some varieties
distinctive verb morphology compared to Standard Modern Greek
retention of infinitive in some varieties
historicallySpokenLanguage Eastern Pontic Greek NERFINISHED
Ophitic Greek NERFINISHED
Pontic Greek NERFINISHED
Romeyka NERFINISHED
historicalRegionOfUse Pontus NERFINISHED
Trabzon region NERFINISHED
coastal areas of modern Turkey on the Black Sea
northeastern Anatolia
locatedIn Black Sea region NERFINISHED
southern coast of the Black Sea
modernStatus fragmentarily preserved in some villages of northeastern Turkey
largely endangered dialect area
notableCity Giresun NERFINISHED
Ordu NERFINISHED
Samsun NERFINISHED
Trabzon NERFINISHED
partOf Greek dialect continuum
Hellenic linguistic world NERFINISHED
relatedDialectArea Asia Minor Greek dialect area NERFINISHED
Cappadocian Greek dialect area NERFINISHED
studiedInField dialectology
historical linguistics
sociolinguistics
timePeriod Byzantine period
Ottoman period
early 20th century

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Chaldiot regionType Black Sea Greek dialect area