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Bashkir may refer to:

Bashkirs, an ethnic group in Russia
Bashkir language, a Turkic language spoken by the Bashkirs
Bashkir Curly, a horse
Stephen Bashkir, a character in Eoin Colfer's novel The Supernaturalist

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Contents

1 English
- 1.1 Proper noun
  - 1.1.1 Translations
- 1.2 External links

English

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Bashkir

Proper noun

Bashkir

A Turkic ethnic group that lives mostly in the Russian republic of Bashkortostan.
A Turkic language with many dialects, spoken in parts of Russia, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.

Translations

language

Armenian: բաշկիրերեն hy(hy) (baškireren)
Azerbaijani: başqırdca az(az), başqırd dili az(az)
Bashkir: башҡорт ba(ba)
Breton: bachkireg br(br)
Bulgarian: башкирски език bg(bg) m.
Buryat: бажигид хэлэн
Catalan: baixkir ca(ca)
Chinese: Mandarin: 巴什基尔语 cmn(cmn) (bāshíjī'ěr yǔ)
Chuvash: пушкăрт чĕлхи
Crimean Tatar: başqurt tili
Czech: baškirský cs(cs), baškirština cs(cs) f.
Danish: basjkirsk da(da)
Dutch: Basjkiers nl(nl) n.
Erzya: башкирэнь кель
Esperanto: Baŝkira lingvo eo(eo)
Finnish: baškiiri fi(fi)
French: bachkir fr(fr), bashkir fr(fr)
Galician: lingua baskir gl(gl) f.
German: Baschkirisch de(de) n.
Hindi: बाश्किर भाषा hi(hi)
Hungarian: baskír hu(hu)
Indonesian: bahasa Bashkir id(id)
Italian: baškiro it(it) m.

Japanese: バシキール語 ja(ja) (bashikīru-go)
Kazakh: башқұрт тілі kk(kk)
Korean: 바시키르어 ko(ko) (basikireu-eo)
Latvian: baškīru valoda lv(lv)
Lithuanian: baškirų lt(lt), baškirų kalba lt(lt)
Macedonian: башкирски јазик mk(mk) m.
Malay: bahasa Bashkir ms(ms)
Norwegian: basjkirsk no(no)

Nynorsk: basjkirsk nn(nn)
Old Church Slavonic: башкортьскъ ѩзыкъ
Persian: زبان باشقیر fa(fa)
Polish: baszkirski pl(pl) m.
Portuguese: bachquir pt(pt) m.
Romanian: başchir ro(ro)
Russian: башкирский ru(ru)
Slovene: baškirščina sl(sl) f.
Spanish: baskir es(es) m.
Swedish: basjkiriska sv(sv)
Tatar: башкорт tt(tt) (başqort)
Thai: ภาษาบัชคีร์ th(th) (paasăa bàtkee)
Turkish: Başkurtça tr(tr)
Ukrainian: башкирська мова uk(uk) f.

External links

ISO 639-1 code ba, ISO 639-3 code bak (SIL)
Ethnologue entry for Bashkir, bak

Categories: English proper nouns | Languages

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