Шор тили

Shor

Turkic (Siberian)

FamilyTurkic (Siberian) Speakers2,800 (L1 speakers, 2010 census); approximately 10,000-12,000 ethnic Shors total ScriptCyrillic (38-letter modern alphabet including special characters Ғ ғ Қ Official inNot official; taught at Novokuznetsk branch of Kemerovo State University

Source: Wiktionary Shor Swadesh list, Omniglot, Ethnologue, Wikipedia. Shor is a critically endangered South Siberian Turkic language (ISO 639-3: cjs) spoken in Mountain Shoriya, Kemerovo Oblast, Russia. Modern Cyrillic alphabet reformed in 1980. Coordinates represent center of Shor speech area in Mountain Shoriya. Most vocabulary items sourced from Wiktionary Swadesh list for Shor; some items (hello, house, love, thanks) inferred from related Turkic languages or limited documentation. Cat word [Provisional - limited documentation; readings pending native-speaker verification.]

Where it is spoken

20 core words in Shor

Water

су

/su/

Fire

от

/ot/

Sun

кӱн

/kʉn/

Moon

ай

/aj/

Mother

эне

/ene/

Father

ада

/ɑdɑ/

Eat

чии

/tʃiː/

Drink

иш

/iʃ/

Love

сӱве

/sʉve/

Heart

чӱрек

/tʃʉrek/

Tree

ағаш

/ɑɣɑʃ/

House

ӧй

/øj/

Dog

адай

/ɑdɑj/

Cat

мъскъ

/mɯsqɯ/

Hand

қол

/qol/

Eye

қарақ

/qɑrɑq/

Hello

сәләм

/sæləm/

Thank you

рахмат

/rɑxmɑt/

One

пир

/pir/

Good

чақшы

/tʃɑqʃɯ/

Words compared

Compared with related Turkic (Siberian) languages

Meaning ShorKyrgyzAltaiKazakhKarakhanidNogaiWestern Yugur
Water су /su/ суу /suː/ суу /suː/ су /suw/ suw /suw/ сув /suv/ سۇ /su/
Fire от /ot/ от /ot/ от /ot/ от /ot/ ot /ot/ от /ot/ ئوت /ot/
Sun кӱн /kʉn/ күн /kyn/ кӱн /kyn/ күн /kyn/ kün /kyn/ күн /kyn/ قۇياش /quyaʃ/
Moon ай /aj/ ай /ɑj/ ай /aj/ ай /ɑj/ ay /aj/ ай /aj/ ئاي /aj/
Mother эне /ene/ эне /ene/ эне /ene/ ана /ɑnɑ/ ana /ana/ ана /ana/ ئانا /ana/
Father ада /ɑdɑ/ ата /ɑtɑ/ ада /ada/ әке /æke/ ata /ata/ атай /ataj/ ئاتا /ata/
Eat чии /tʃiː/ жеш /dʒeʃ/ јиир /dʒiːr/ жеу /ʒew/ yi- /ji/ аш /aʃ/ يىمەك /jimɛk/
Drink иш /iʃ/ ичүү /ɪtʃyː/ ичер /itʃer/ ішу /ɪʃuw/ ič- /itʃ/ иш /iʃ/ ئىچمەك /itʃmɛk/
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