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About the Tat language
Tat belongs to Indo-European family, Indo-Iranian branch, South-West subgroup of Iranian group.
Where the speakers live
In Russia Tats (Northern Tats) live mainly in towns of the North Caucasus: in Daghestan — in the cities of Derbent, Makhachkala, Buinaksk, Kizliar, Khasaviurt; in Kabardino-Balkaria in the city of Nalchik; in North Osetia — in Mozdok; in Chechnia — in the city of Groznyi.
Southern Tats live in Azerbaijan. They make dense communities in the Apsheron peninsula (villages Balakhany, Surakhany and others), in the North-East of Azerbaijan (in the villages of Vartashen, Lakhidzh, Matrasa, Konakhkent, Afrudzha, Chichi, Gendab, Dagkushchu, Divichi, Siazan, Kilyazi and in the city of Kuba).
A relatively big Tat community lives in Moscow. more (více)
Tat, Muslim
A language of Azerbaijan
| 18,000 in Azerbaijan (1989 census). Population total all countries: 28,300. Ethnic population: 22,041 in Azerbaijan (1990 A. Kibrik). |
| Widelspread in the mountainous area around Qonaqkend, but may be declining around Baku. Also in Iran, Russian Federation (Europe). |
| Azerbaijan |
| Muslim Tat, Mussulman Tati, Tati |
| Quba, Devechi, Qonaqkend, Qyzyl Qazma, Aruskush-Daqqushchu (Khyzy), Absheron, Balakhani, Surakhani, Lahyj, Malham. Difficult intelligibility of Judeo-Tat [jdt]. Similar to Farsi [pes]. Balakhani are recent exiles from Iran, and their language is very similar to Farsi. The Lahyj dialect may be a separate language. |
| Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Iranian, Western, Southwestern, Tat |
| Home. Few children. Positive attitude. Lahyi use Northern Azerbaijani as literary language. |
| Taught in primary schools. Dictionary. Grammar. |
| Cyrillic script. |
| Different from Takestani of Iran. Muslim (Shi’a). |
Also spoken in:
Iran
| Tat, Muslim |
| 8,000 in Iran. |
| Mussulman Tati |
| Not written. Different from Takestani of Iran. Muslim (Shi’a). |
Russian Federation (Europe)
| Tat, Muslim |
| 2,300 in Russian Federation (2002 census). |
| Northern Caucasus (Daghestan); large community in Moscow. |
| Mussulman Tati |
| Northern Tats. |
