Kabardian language — Kabardian адыгэбзэ adəgăbză Spoken in Russia, Turkey, Jordan, Iraq,[1] Syria, Germany, USA Reg … Wikipedia
Kabardian — can refer to:* the Kabardian people of the Caucasus; * their Northwest Caucasian language, Kabardian; * a breed of horses originating from the same region … Wikipedia
language — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) System of communication Nouns 1. language, tongue, lingo, vernacular, mother tongue, protolanguage; living or dead language; idiom, parlance, phraseology; wording; dialect, patois, cant, jargon, lingo,… … English dictionary for students
Kabardian — n. member of a Russian people who inhabit a region to the north of the Caucasus Mountains in southern European Russia n. language of the Kabardian people … English contemporary dictionary
Language in the Russian Federation — While the Russian language is the dominant medium of communication in education, media, literature, public life, and the economy of the Russian Federation, the country is home to dozens of languages spoken nowhere else in the world. While only … Historical Dictionary of the Russian Federation
Kabardian — /keuh bahr dee euhn/, n. a Circassian language of the Kabardino Balkar Autonomous Republic. * * * … Universalium
Kabardian — noun A North Caucasian language spoken in Kabardino Balkaria and Karachay Cherkessia, Russia, also known as East Circassian. Syn: East, Circassian See Also: Kabardino Balkaria … Wiktionary
Kabardian — ISO 639 3 Code : kbd ISO 639 2/B Code : kbd ISO 639 2/T Code : kbd ISO 639 1 Code : Scope : Individual Language Type : Living … Names of Languages ISO 639-3
Kabardian — [kə bα:dɪən] noun 1》 a member of an indigenous people of the NW Caucasus. 2》 the North Caucasian language of the Kabardians. Origin from Russ. Kabarda, a district in SW Russia … English new terms dictionary
Circassian language — may refer to: any of the Northwest Caucasian languages in a more narrow sense, the Adyghe language (West Circassian) the Kabardian language (East Circassian) the Proto Circassian language, the ancestor of the previous two This disambiguation page … Wikipedia
