KAA ISO 639-3
Karakalpak
Qaraqalpaq tili, Қарақалпақ тили (Qaraqalpaq tili) Autonym
A language of Uzbekistan
- ISO 639
- kaa
- Alternate Names
- Kara-Kalpak, Karaklobuk, Klobouki, Tchorny
- Autonym
- Qaraqalpaq tili, Қарақалпақ тили (Qaraqalpaq tili)
- Population
- 726,000 in Uzbekistan (2019). Ethnic population: 726,000 (2019 World Factbook). Total users in all countries: 869,870.
- Location:
- Karakalpakstan Autonomous Republic; Buxoro, Navoiy, and Xorazm regions along lower Amu river, south Aral Sea area.
- Language Status
- 5* (Developing). Statutory language of provincial identity in Karakalpakstan (1995, Official Language Law (amended), 3561-XI, Article 3).
- Classification
- Turkic, Western, Aralo-Caspian
- Dialects
- Northeastern Karakalpak, Southeastern Karakalpak.
- Language Use
- Also use Northern Uzbek [uzn]. Also use Russian [rus].
- Language Development
- Dictionary. Grammar. Texts. Bible: 2019.
- Language Resources
- OLAC resources in and about Karakalpak
- Writing
- Cyrillic script [Cyrl]. Latin script [Latn].
- Other Comments
- Some literature. Muslim.
Also Spoken in
- Language Status
- Unestablished
- Other Comments
- Non-indigenous. View other languages of Iran
Language Name
Karakalpak
User Population
53,900 in Iran (2019).
- Language Status
- Unestablished
- Other Comments
- Non-indigenous. View other languages of Kazakhstan
Language Name
Karakalpak
User Population
1,800 in Kazakhstan (Leclerc 2017e).
- Language Status
- Unestablished
- Other Comments
- Non-indigenous. View other languages of Turkmenistan
Language Name
Karakalpak
User Population
5,600 in Turkmenistan (Leclerc 2019b). , based on ethnicity.
- Language Status
- Unestablished
- Other Comments
- Non-indigenous. View other languages of Turkey
Language Name
Karakalpak
User Population
81,700 in Turkey (2019).
Map
Location: Karakalpakstan Autonomous Republic; Buxoro, Navoiy, and Xorazm regions along lower Amu river, south Aral Sea area.
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