In Russia, it is also called Odur. It is spoken in two places in Russia, in the Sakha Republic and in the upper Kolyma River region. It is classified as one of the Paleo-Siberian languages. It has about 1,100 speakers. It is closely related to Omoc and Chuvan, but both are extinct. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
ロシアではオドゥル語ともいう。ロシアのサハ共和国内とコルイマ川上流地方の2ヵ所で話されている言語。古シベリア諸語のなかに,一応分類されている。話し手は約 1100人。この言語と近い関係にあるものにオモック語とチュバン語があったが,ともに死滅した。
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