Kondoma Shor
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Notes
- Kondoma and Mrass have traditionally been considered dialects of a single language, despite the fact that they belong the different branches of Turkic and are reported to be mutually unintelligible.
- The total number of Shor speakers is around 2,800. This includes speakers of both Kondoma and Mrass, which are treated separately here.
- Chispiyakova (1991) lists the following dialects:
- Lower Kondoma (Нижнекондомский говор): spoken along the Kondoma river and its tributaries Mundybash and Chumysh, and along the Tom from Bezrukovo to the Tom's confluence with the Lower Ters'.
- Mundybash/Kalar (Мундыбашский (каларский) говор): spoken along the Mundybash river and its tributaries.
- Antrop (Антропский говор ): spoken along the Antrop river.
- Upper Kondoma (Верхнекондомский говор): spoken along the upper reaches of the Kondoma river from its confluence with the river Munzha up towards the Pyzas basin.
- Pyzas (Пызасский говор): spoken along the Pyzas river
References
Ceylan, Emine. 1995. “Aşağı Çulım, Kondom-Aşağı Tom Ağızları.” Çağdaş Türk Dili 94: 13-18.
Донидзе, Г.И. 1997. “Шорский Язык.” In Языки Мира: Тюркские Языки, 497-506. Москва: Изд-во Индрик.
Чиспиякова, Ф.Г. 1991. Учебное пособие по диалектологии шорского языка. Новокузнецк.
