Mongolic Altaic Natural Languages
The Mongolic language family comprises the following languages: Mongolian proper or Khalkha, Buryat, Kalmuck (Kalmyk), Dagur, Dongxiang (Santa), Baoan, Monguor (Tu), Eastern Yugur (Shera Uygur), and Mogoli. Some scholars classify the Mongolic languages as belonging to the Altaic language family, together with the Turkic and the Manchu-Tungusic languages.
Top: Science: Social Sciences: Linguistics: Languages: Natural: Altaic: Mongolic
See Also:
- Top/Regional/Europe/Russia/Society and Culture/Ethnicity/Arctic and Siberian/Buryat
- Top/Regional/Asia/Mongolia
- Top/Regional/Europe/Russia/Society and Culture/Ethnicity/Kalmyk
- Mongolian Language - Wikipedia article.
- Mongolian Words - Vocabulary words and phrases.
- Tonal Gestures in Mongolian Interrogatives - Report by A. Mukhanova Karlsson summarising a study natural of tonal natural courses in Mongolian yes-no and question natural word interrogatives.[PDF]
- Mongolian Abbreviations and Acronyms - Database by Oliver Corff, Infosystem Mongolei.
- Basic Mongolian - Brief vocabulary presented by the online magazine "Mongolia Today."
- Linguamongolia - Classical Mongolian - Classical Mongolian script tutorials, grammar and translation studies.
- Mongolic Languages - Wikipedia article.
- The Dongxiang Mongols and Their Language - Profile of the Dongxiang language, spoken in the province of Gansu in northwest China, by Oliver Corff, Infosystem Mongolei.
- Preaspiration in Old Mongolian? - Article by Jan-Olof Svantesson proposing that Old Mongolian had preaspirated stops and affricates, like modern Khalkha.[PDF]
- Secondary Predication in Mongolian - Paper by Ryuichi Washio describing the semantic functions of the altaic Adjective Phrase in preverbal position.[PDF]
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