Turkic
Language families Turkic
15 languages and 22 dialects belong to the Turkic family. Each language opens onto its dialects.
About this branch
Turkic brings together 15 languages and 22 documented dialects across 4 mapped regions. 1 dialects currently carry an endangered vitality status.
The branch is a linguistic grouping, not a statement about modern national identity. Boundaries and labels reflect the current atlas taxonomy and may evolve as documentation improves.
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Branch stories
Largest language: Kazakh (4 dialects)
Most endangered: Crimean Tatar (1 dialects)
Geographic spread: 4 regions represented
Vitality
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- Azerbaijani2 dialects
- Bashkir1 dialect
- Chuvash1 dialect
- Crimean Tatar1 dialect
- Gagauz1 dialect
- Karakalpak1 dialect
- Kazakh4 dialects
- Kyrgyz1 dialect
- Sakha1 dialect
- Tatar1 dialect
- Turkish4 dialects
- Turkmen1 dialect
- Tuvan1 dialect
- Uyghur1 dialect
- Uzbek1 dialect