HUY ISO 639-3
Hulaulá
לשנא נשן (Lišānā Nošān) Autonym
A language of Israel
- ISO 639
- huy
- Alternate Names
- Jabali, Lishana Akhni, Lishana Noshan
- Autonym
- לשנא נשן (Lišānā Nošān)
- Population
- Several thousands (2017 H. Mutzafi). Total users in all countries: 350.
- Location:
- Scattered.
- Language Status
- 8a (Moribund).
- Classification
- Afro-Asiatic, Semitic, Central, Aramaic, Eastern, Central, Northeastern, Trans-Zab
- Dialects
- Saqiz, Kerend, Sanandaj, Suleimaniyya, Bijar, Tekab, Khanaqin. Very different and not intelligible with Senaya [syn] or Lishana Deni [lsd]. 60%–70% intelligibility of Lishán Noshan [trg] and Inter-Zab Jewish Neo-Aramaic [aij].
- Language Use
- Older adults only. Shifted to Hebrew [heb]. Also use Kurdish [kur], especially older people.
- Language Development
- Grammar.
- Language Resources
- OLAC resources in and about Hulaulá
- Writing
- Hebrew script [Hebr].
- Other Comments
- Originally from Iranian Kurdistan and adjoining areas of Iraq. Jewish.
Also Spoken in
- Location
- Kordestan: Kerend, Sanandaj, and Saqqez.
- Language Status
- 8a (Moribund) View other languages of Iran
Language Name
Hulaulá
User Population
350 in Iran.
Map
Location: Scattered.
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