Also Known As:
Camalal, Chamali, чамалинский язык, çamalaldub miçʿçʿ, чамалалдуб мичIчI, ჭამალალური ენა
Dialects & Varieties
- Gakvarian-Gadirian (Gakvari
- Gadyri)
- Gigatl
UNESCO Red Book of Endangered Languages
Heine, B. and M. Brenzinger. 2003. "UNESCO Red Book of Endangered Languages." UNESCO.
Speakers
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Ethnic or community population
4000
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Location and Context
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Location Description
"The Chamalals are a numerically small people who occupy a few dozen villages in the Tsumada district of Dagestan. Their settlements are located on the left bank of the middle reaches of the Andi-Koisu river. The major Chamalal villages are Lower-Gaquar, Agual, Tsumada, Urukh, Gachitl, Quenkh, Gigatl and Gadór."
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Other Languages Used By The Community
Avar, Russian
Number of Other Language Speakers:
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Writing Systems
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Recent Resources
The article is devoted to the revealing and analysis of onomatopoeic-illustrative vocabulary in the
The majority of bundle in this collection are audio-video recordings.
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