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    Karte der Verbreitung der iranischen/iranischen Sprachen.


    Karte der Verbreitung der iranischen/iranischen Sprachen.

    Von Notanonymousplace

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    11 Comments

    1. hconfiance on

      Iranic languages used to be spread as far west as Hungary (Jasz) , into Africa (Alani) and as far east as Mongolia (Scythians).

    2. Forsaken-Link-5859 on

      Almost touching India, at least there is probably still some parsi speakers there

    3. RJ-R25 on

      One of the better iranic languages map
      I’m quite surprised that Tajikistan despite being right next to so many Turkic empire didn’t get assimilated linguistically and culturally and are still genetically a bit distinct even now

    4. omeretalla on

      Well surrounding Turkic languages are heavily influenced by the farsi as well.

    6. tyspwn on

      Fun fact: Ossetia the northernmost surviving Iranic speakers call themselves Iryston which is like Iranistan

    8. nsnyder on

      I wish the colors matched the tree on all branches, rather than just the top half.

    9. DukeOfBattleRifles on

      Using ethnic maps for languages is dumb. With the same logic most of USA should speak German.

    10. TurkicWarrior on

      Farsi, Dari, Hazaragi and Tajiki shouldn’t count as one. Yeah, Dari and Persian may have high mutual intelligibility in formal written form but for everyday people? It isn’t really mutual intelligible, and definitely not between Persian and Tajik speaker

    11. Few-Advice-6749 on

      It would be really interesting to see a map like this but the former (or max) geographical range of iranic languages since so much of the Eastern Europea/Pontic steppe and Central Asia once spoke an iranic tongue

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