Country
Languages of Turkey
The Linguasphere Register records 12 entries for Turkey, spread across 4 of its ten sectors. Each row below links to the Register entry, where the sets, chains and individual languages underneath it can be opened.
12Register entries
4Sectors present
11Zones
1Language entries
0= AFRICA 1= AFRO-ASIAN 4= EURASIA 5= INDO-EUROPEAN
Register entries recorded in Turkey
| Code | Entry | Level | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
00= | MANDIC | Zone | Covers the "Mande" grouping (part of the "Congo-Kordofanian", "new Niger-Congo" hypothesis; and part of the … |
12= | SEMITIC | Zone | Covers the "Semitic" or ’Aramita + Amarinya set, part of the "Afro-Asiatic" or "Hamito-Semitic" intercontinental … |
42= | CAUCASUS | Zone | Covers the Caucasus reference area, including the "Caucasian"-N. grouping (sets 42-A & 42-B). |
44-AAB-aa | türk-çe | Inner | turkish, türki, türkye-li, "turkish proper", former osmanli, ottoman "turkish", including "rumelian turkish", "european … |
44= | CENTRAL-EURASIA | Zone | Covers the "Turkic + Manchurian" or "Altaic" reference area and hypothesis, part of the "wider Altaic" hypothesis (with … |
51= | ROMANIC | Zone | Covers the "Romance" or Italiano + Româneasca set, part of the "Indo-European" intercontinental affinity. |
53= | SLAVIC | Zone | Covers the "Slavonic" or Slovenčina + Slovensko set, part of the "Balto-Slavic" grouping within the "Indo-European … |
55= | ALBANIC | Zone | Covers the "Albanian" or Shqip set, part of the "Indo-European" intercontinental affinity. |
56= | HELLENIC | Zone | Covers the "Greek", "Hellenic" or Helleniki + Tsakonia set of languages, part of the "Indo-European" intercontinental … |
57= | ARMENIC | Zone | Covers the "Armenian" or Hayeren set, part of the "Indo-European" intercontinental affinity. |
58= | IRANIC | Zone | Covers the "Iranian" or Farsi + Pashto set, part of the "Indo-Iranian" grouping within the "Indo-European … |
59= | INDIC | Zone | Covers the "Indic", "Indo-Aryan" or Hindi + Domari set of languages, part of the "Indo-Iranian" grouping within the … |
Country placements come from the geographic data published with the Linguasphere Register. They mark where a speech community is recorded, not where a language is official. See sources and attribution.