Botlikh (Буйхалъи мицӏцӏи)
Botlikh is a member of the Avar-Andic branch of Northeast
Caucasian languages spoken in the Buikhe and Ashino villages
in southwestern Dagestan in Russia by about 5,500 people.
Botlikh is rarely written and speakers of Botlikh generally
use Avar when writing.
Botlikh alphabet and pronunciation
Download Botlikh alphabet chart provided by Wolfram Siegel (Word doc, in German)
Links
Information about Botlikh language and people
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Botlikh_language
http://www.ethnologue.com/language/bph
http://www.eki.ee/books/redbook/botlikhs.shtml
Northeast Caucasian languages
Aghul,
Akhvakh,
Andi,
Archi,
Avar,
Bagvalal,
Batsbi,
Bezhta,
Botlikh,
Budukh,
Caucasian Albanian,
Chamalal,
Chechen,
Dargwa,
Godoberi,
Hinukh,
Hunzib,
Ingush,
Karata,
Khinalug,
Khwarshi,
Kryts,
Kubachi,
Lak,
Lezgian,
Rutul,
Tabassaran,
Tindi,
Tsakhur,
Tsez,
Udi
Other languages written with the Cyrillic alphabet
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