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This article is about the Iranian languages variety. For the Northeast Caucasian language, see
Lak language .
Laki pronunciation ⓘ [ 11] (لکی ; Lakî ) is a speech variety that is either considered an independent Iranian language,[ 12] [ 13] [ 14] a dialect of Southern Kurdish [ 9] [ 15] [ 16] [ 17] [ 18] [ 19] or a dialect of Lurish .[ 2] [ 3] [ 4] [ 5] [ 6] [ 7] [ 8] Lexical similarity with Khorramabadi Luristani is 78%, with Persian is 70%, and with Northern Luri is 69%.[ 1]
Laki is presently spoken in the areas south of Hamadan and including the towns of Nahavand , Tuyserkan , kuhdasht , Nursbad , Ilam , Gilan , and Pahla (Pehle), as well as the countryside in the districts of Horru , Selasele , Silakhur , and the northern Aleshtar in western Iran. It is also spoken in Kermanshah province including Harsin , Bisotun , Sahneh , Zangane Tribe as well as the city of Kermanshah .
The syntax and vocabulary of Laki have been profoundly altered by Lurish language , a Southwest Iranic language. The basic grammar and verb systems of Laki are, like other Northwestern Iranian languages, especially the Zaza–Gorani languages, clearly Northwest Iranian. This relationship is further affirmed by remnants in Laki of the Kurdish grammatical hallmark, the ergative construction. Despite this, Shahsavari based on his linguistics and semantics characteristics concluded that Laki is obviously different from Kurdish.[ 20]
Laki and Ancient Persian
Ancient Persian [citation needed ]
English
Central Kurdish
Northern Kurdish
Laki
Lurish
Farsi
dā
mother
dāya
dê
dā
daya
mādar / māmān
ima
we
ima
em
ima
ima
mā
awa
it
awa
hûn
aoa/ava
ho/û
ān
baw
father
bãwa
ba
bãwa
bowa
pedar / bābā
hyat
When the
kati ka
heke
haně ke[ 21]
zamni ke
hvar
sun
xor/hetaw
xor/tav
huar
hurşîd
xorşid
aδa
At that time
awsā
ewsa
asa
ûsa
ān zaman
tauhmā
Seed
tōm
toxim
tôěm
tōm
toxm
brātā
Brother
bera
bira
berā
berār
barādar
ah
is
haya
heye
hā
hā
hast
Jani
Female
žen
žen
žan
zan
zan
Xvasura
Spouse's family
xazūra
xazūra
hasûira
hasîra
xānevadeh hamsar
Asrav
Tears
asrin
hêsir
asr
asr
ashk
Varaza
Boar
barāz
baran
verāz/tawena
verāz
gorāz
zān
Know
zān
zān
zān
dŭn
dān
zamā
Groom
zamā/zāwā
zāvā
zumā
domā
dāmād
varkā
Lamb
barx
pez
vark
vark
bare
māung
Month
māŋ
meh
māŋ
mä
māh
āsen
Iron
āsen
hesin
āsen
āhen
āhan
berz
Height
barz
berz
barz
barz
boland / borz
tāu
Heat
taw
germa
tāw
tāu
garmā
Comparison between Laki, some other Kurdish varieties, and Persian
Feyli
Kelhuri
Central Kurdish
Northern Kurdish
Laki
Hawrami
Persian
English
wehar
wehar
behar, wehar
behar, bihar
wehar, vihar
wehar
bahar
spring
tawsan
tawsan
hawîn, tawsan
havîn
tawsan
hamîn
tabestan, hāmīn (Middle Persian)
summer
payîz
payîz
payîz
pahîz, payîz
payîz , małejêr
payîz
payîz
autumn
waran
waran
baran, werişt
baran
varan, waran, veşt
waran, weşt
bârân
rain
çaw
çew
çaw
çav
çem
çem
çašm
eye
dut
dut
kiç/kenîşk/afret
keç, dot
dit, afiret
kinaçê
dôxtar
girl
kurr
kurr
kurr
kurr
koirr
kurr
pesar
boy
gurdalle
gurdalle
gurçîle
gurçik
gurdałe , viłk
wellk
gurde
kidney
rêwêar
rêwêar
rêbwar
rêbwar, rêwî
rêvêar ,rîwar
rawyar
?
wayfarer
minall
minall
minall, mindall
zarok
ayîl
zarolle
baçe
child
xwem
xwem
xom
ez bi xwe
wozhm/wozhem
wêm
xodam
myself
minîş
minîş
minîş
ez jî / min jî
minîj ,minîş,minîc
minîç
man ham
me too
keftin
keftin
kewtin
ketin
ketin
kewtey
oftodan
to fall
xistin
xistin
hawêştin
avêtin
aîtin,azhten,ashten, haîştin
-
partoftan
to throw
(mi) hatim
(mi) hatim
(min) hatim
ez hatim
(mi) hetim
(min) amam
(man) omadam
I came
(mi) xwem /xwerim
(mi) xwem /dixwim
(min) exwem /dexom
ez dixwim
(mi) merim /mexwim
min mewerû
(man) xordam
I eat
(mi) nan xwardim
(mi) nan xwardim
(min) nanim xward
min nan xuard
(mi) nanim hward
(min) nanim ward
(man) nanam xordam
I ate the bread
(mi) nan xwem
(mi) nan xwem
(min) nan dexwim
ez nanê di xwum
(mi) nane merim /mexwim
(min) nan mewerû
(man) daram nan mixoram
I am eating the bread
(mi) nan xwardisim
(mi) na xwardêam
(min) nanim dexward
min nan di xuard
(mi) nanm e mehward
-
(man) nanam xordam
I was eating the bread
(mi) hatim e
(mi) hatim e
(min) hatûm e
ez hatim e
(mi) hetim e
(man) omadam
I have come
(mi) hatoîm
(mi) hatoîm
(min) hatibûm
ez hatibûm
(mi) hetoîm
-
(man) omade budam
I had come
Comparison between Laki and some other Lurish varieties with kormaci alfabet
Lakî
South Lurish
Minjai
Bakhtiari
English
Persian
Persian transcription
koiçik,san
berd / kuçuk
berd
berd / kuçuk
stone
سنگ
sang
sê
sê
sê / sia
šé / sê
black
سیاه
siyah
çem
tye
češ
tî / tye
eye
چشم
chashm
da / daleke
da / deî
da / dałike
da
mother
مادر
maadar
pet
nuft
pit
nuft
nose
بینی
bini
kła ga
verza
verza
verza
bull
گاونر
gāve nar
tate
tate
tate
tate
uncle (Father's brother)
عمو
amu
halû
halû
halû
halû
uncle (mother's brother)
دایی
dayi
çûłê(big) , jijû(small)
cilé / cŭlé
jejŭ / jejŭle
čŭlé
Porcupine
تشی
tashi
agir / awir
teš
agır / teš
teš / agır
fire
آتش
aatash
bîlem ,biylim
bêlum
bîlam
bêlum
let me
به من اجازه بده
be man ejaze bedeh
koir
kur
kur
kur
son/boy
پسر
pesar
dit , afiret
duwer/dōder
duxter
dōder
daughter
دختر
dokhtar
pîayl , pîal
pîayel
pîaya
pîayel
men
مردها
mardha
jinel , jiniyl
zenel
zenîa
zenel/zengel
women
زنها
zanha
dîar
dîar
dîar
dîar
evident, obvious
مشخص، آشکار
moshakhkhas, ashkar
mazg
mezg
mezg
mezg
brain
مغز
maghz
pişî
gulŭ
pıšî / gulŭ
gulŭ
cat
گربه
gorbeh
gemal
kutŭ / seg
gemal / sey
kutŭ
dog
سگ
sag
bet
bet
bet
bet
duck
مرغابی
morghabi
Laki colors
Laki
Minjai Lurish
Zaza
Northern Kurdish
Central Kurdish
Persian
English
ispê, çermê
ispî, sipî
sipî
sipî
spî/çermû
sefîd
white
reş, sê
sê
sîya
reş
reş
sîya
black
kaw
kaw, kîaw
kiho, kewe
şîn
şîn, kewe
ābi
blue
soêr
sôr
sûr
sor
sûr
sôrx / relmez
red
sioz
sewz
sewz, kesk, kewe
kesk
sewz
sabz
green
hoiîl, qehviyî
qaveyî or kāl
qehweyî
qehweyî
qaweyî
qahveyî
brown
bur
xakî-bur
gewr, bor
gewr
bor
xāke-stari
gray
zerd
zerd
zerd
zer
zerd
zard
yellow
Laki calendar
Mangê lekî
pence
mêrêan
gakoir
agranê
mirdał
male jêr
male jêr doimaêne
tül tekin
mange sêe
niorûj
xake lêe
mang êd
See also
References
^ a b Laki at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required)
^ a b B. Grimes (ed.), ‘Luri’, in Ethnologue (13th edition) (Dallas, 1996), p. 677; M. Ruhlen, A Guide to the World's Languages (Stanford, 1991), p. 327.
^ a b ایزدپناه، ح. فرهنگ لکی، مؤسسه فرهنگی جهانگیری، تهران ۱۳۶۷خ، ص ده (مقدمه)
^ a b "The Lurs of Iran" . Cultural Survival. Retrieved 2015-09-21 .
^ a b امان الاهی بهاروند، سکندر. قوم لر. تهران: آتیه، 1393
^ a b William J. Frawley, William Frawley, International Encyclopedia of Linguistics& 4-Volume Set, Volume 1, Oxford University Press, 2003, ISBN 978-0-19-513977-8 , s. 310.
^ a b Albrecht Klose, Sprachen der Welt , De Gruyter, 2001, ISBN 978-3-598-11404-5 , s. 227.
^ a b "Ethnologue 14 report for Iraq" .
^ a b "Laki" . Ethnologue .
^ Buǧnūrdī, zīr-i naẓar-i Kāẓim Mūsawī (2007). the great Islamic Encyclopedia (1 ed.). Tehran: the center for the great Islamic Encyclopedia. pp. 548, 549. ISBN 978-964-7025-04-1 .
^ "Laki (Lakí) - Kurdish Academy of Language" .
^ Shahsavari Faramarz(2010): Laki and Kurdish. Iran and the Caucasus: volume14, Number 1, Pages 79-82
^ Lakī and Kurdish, Author: Shahsavari, Faramarz, Source: Iran and the Caucasus, Volume 14, Number 1, 2010 , pp. 79-82(4)[1]
^ فرامرز شهسواری (1394). "ریشهشناسی و معناشناسی در زبان لکی" . کرمانشاه: طاق بستان. Retrieved 25 December 2015 .
^ Windfuhr, G. (2009). The Iranian Languages, Routledge, p. 587
^ Rüdiger Schmitt: Die iranischen Sprachen in Gegenwart und Geschichte. Wiesbaden (Reichert) 2000.
^ Rüdiger Schmitt (Hg.): Compendium Linguarum Iranicarum. Wiesbaden (Reichert) 1989.
^ V. Minorsky, "Lak", Encyclopaedia of Islam.
^ Hulst, Harry van der; Goedemans, Rob; Zanten, Ellen van (2011). A Survey of Word Accentual Patterns in the Languages of the World . Walter de Gruyter. ISBN 9783110198966 . KURDISH: Central Kurdish, Northern Kurdish, Laki, Southern Kurdish
^ Shahsavari, Faramarz, Source: Iran and the Caucasus, Volume 14, Number 1, 2010 , pp. 79-82(4)[2]
^ Different, "hani» that the Laki and the Lurish that means "still".
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