Sakha
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Notes
- Sakha is usually divided into two dialects, an eastern 'a' dialect and a western 'o' dialect. The 'a' and 'o' refer to whether or not rounding harmony was historically applied progressively or regressively, e.g.
- proto-form *xatun 'woman'
- a-Dialect: xatïn
- o-Dialect: xotun
- The literary dialect is based on the o-Dialect as spoken in Yakutsk.
- Dolgan is a similar variety with its own literary standard. It is sometimes considered a dialect of Yakut. If so, it falls into the o-Dialect group.
Writing System with Transcription
Аа (a) | Бб (b) | Вв (v) | Гг (g) | Ҕҕ (ɣ) | Дд (d) | Дьдь (dʼ) | Ее (e, ye) |
Ёё (yo) | Жж (ž) | Зз (z) | Ии (i) | Йй (y) | Кк (k) | Лл (l) | Мм (m) |
Нн (n) | Ҥҥ (ŋ) | Ньнь (ń) | Оо (o) | Өө (ö) | Пп (p) | Рр (r) | Сс (s) |
Һһ (h) | Тт (t) | Уу (u) | Үү (ü) | Фф (f) | Хх (x) | Цц (ts) | Чч (č) |
Шш (š) | Щщ (šč) | Ъъ | Ыы (ï) | Ьь | Ээ (e) | Юю (yu) | Яя (ya) | Several letters, including those without transcriptions noted, are found only in Russian loanwords. |
References
SakhaTyla.Ru. 2012. http://sakhatyla.ru/