turkic

• Relatif à la grande famille de langues et de peuples originaires d'Asie centrale, comprenant le turc, l'azerbaïdjanais, l'ouzbek, le kazakh et d'autres.

Relating to a large family of languages and peoples originating from Central Asia, including Turkish, Azerbaijani, Uzbek, Kazakh, and others.

1. Relating to Turkic peoplesB2formal

   Of or pertaining to the ethnic and linguistic group of people who speak Turkic languages, including groups such as Turks, Uzbeks, Kazakhs, and others.

   turcique (relatif aux peuples turciques)

   • The Turkic peoples have a rich history spanning Central Asia.
   • Many Turkic cultures share similar traditions and folklore.
   • The conference focused on the modern identity of Turkic nations.

2. Relating to Turkic languagesB2formal

   Of or relating to the language family that includes Turkish, Azerbaijani, Uzbek, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, and other related languages.

   turcique (relatif aux langues turques)

   • Turkic languages are spoken across a vast region from Turkey to Siberia.
   • Linguists study the grammatical structures of various Turkic languages.
   • The word 'yurt' comes from a Turkic language.

• Nom propre désignant une sous-famille des langues altaïques parlée sur un vaste territoire allant de l'Europe de l'Est à la Sibérie et à l'ouest de la Chine.

A proper noun referring to a subfamily of Altaic languages, spoken across a vast region from Eastern Europe to Siberia and Western China.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Language familyB2formal

   A branch of languages that includes Turkish, Azerbaijani, Uzbek, Kazakh, and other related languages spoken across a wide area from Eastern Europe to Siberia.

   Langues turciques

   • Turkic is a major language family in Central Asia.
   • Many languages in the Turkic group share similar grammatical structures.
   • Linguists study the historical development of the Turkic languages.