Kryts (Кърыцӏаь мез / Ġryc’ä mez)
Kryts is a Northeast Caucasian language spoken by about
5,000 people in parts of the Quba District in the north east
of Azerbaijan. Kryts, which is also known as Dzek,
Dzhek, Dzheki, Katsy, Kryc, Kryz, and Kryzy, has five
dialects: Kryts, Jek, Khaput, Yergyudzh and Alyk,
which might be considered separate languages as
they are so distinct from one another.
Kryts alphabet and pronunciation
Download Kryts alphabet chart provided by Wolfram Siegel (Word doc, in German)
Links
Information about Kryts language and people
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kryts_language
http://www.ethnologue.com/language/kry
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kryts_people
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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