Kabyle language (1548 bytes)
2: ...lspan="2" bgcolor="orchid" style="font-size:120%"|Kabyle (Taqbaylit)
20:    '''Kabyle'''
28: ! colspan="2" |[[Image:kabyle-map.jpg|Kabyle-speaking areas]]
31: ...aylit'', pronounced thaqvayleeth) spoken by the [[Kabyle]] people. There are over 3,000,000 speakers world...
33: Kabyle was (with some exceptions) rarely written before ...

Al-Qabail Mountains (958 bytes)
3: ...home to the [[Kabyle]], meaning "the tribes." The Kabyle once referred to all Berbers, but is now specific...

Tizi Ouzou (98 bytes)
1: '''Tizi Ouzou''' is a major [[kabyle]] town in [[Algeria]].

Beni Salah (181 bytes)
3: ...ria]], and speak or formerly spoke a variety of [[Kabyle]].

Languages of Muslims (3847 bytes)
13: ...Chaoui]], spoken by the Chaoui, south-west of the Kabyle region. See [[Languages of Algeria]].

Hocine Aït Ahmed (674 bytes)
2: ...f]] in 1992. His party (the FFS) is predomantly [[Kabyle]]-ethnic based.

Louisa Baileche (697 bytes)
1: ... [[Paris]] to an [[Italy|Italian]] mother and a [[Kabyle]] father.

Saïd Sadi (619 bytes)
3: ...l pluralism. His party (the RCD) is predomantly [[Kabyle]]-ethnic based.

Matoub Lounes (2502 bytes)
1: '''Lounes Matoub''' is a famous [[Kabyle]] singer who supported the [[Berber]] cause and [...
9: ...adio and television, he remained the most popular Kabyle singer.

Kabylie (9202 bytes)
1: ...See [[Kabyle language|Kabyle]] for details on the Kabyle language.''
13: ...guage</td><td bgcolor="#ffde80">[[Kabyle language|Kabyle]] </td></tr>
23: ...(Land of Mountains) or "Tamurt Leqvayel" (Land of Kabyles). It is part of the [[Atlas Mountains]] and is l...
27: The area is populated by the '''Kabyles''', the second [[Berber]] group per order of imp...
28: ...erber]]. Since the [[Berber Spring]] in [[1980]], Kabyles have been at the forefront of agitation for the ...

Zouave (1806 bytes)
4: ...ling in the mountains of the Jurjura range (see [[Kabyle]]s). In [[1838]] a third battalion was raised, an...

Northern Berber languages (2409 bytes)
28: *[[Kabyle language]] (including the [[Beni Salah]] of [[Bli...

Semitic languages (5685 bytes)
130: ...th biconsonantal roots; e.g. in [[Kabyle language|Kabyle]] ''afeg'' means "fly!", while ''affug'' means "f...

Languages of Algeria (6711 bytes)
17: * [[Kabyle language|Kabyle]] in [[Kabylie]]

Lettrist International (2638 bytes)
3: ...rings in the Summer of [[1953]], an 'illiterate [[Kabyle]]' suggested to them the term [[Psychogeography]]...

Berber languages (15633 bytes)
5: ...in the [[Latin alphabet]], especially among the [[Kabyle]]. A variant of the [[Tifinagh]] alphabet was re...
11: ...n languages by many Berber writers, such as the [[Kabyle]] Professor [[Salem Chaker]] of [http://www.inalc...
13: ...uage "taznatit" or [[Zenata|Zenati]], while the [[Kabyle]]s called theirs "thaqvaylith", the inhabitants o...
39: **[[Kabyle]]: 2.5 million (1995), or 8% of the population - ...
56: ...]''': The Ethnologue lists 537,000 speakers for [[Kabyle]], 150,000 for [[Middle Atlas Tamazight]], and no...

Eugène Fromentin (2931 bytes)
12: * "Berger kabyle" (1859)

Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza (3375 bytes)
3: ...as horrified to see French troops shooting down [[Kabyle]] insurgents.

Demographics of Algeria (4068 bytes)
48: ...French]], [[Berber languages|Berber]] dialects ([[Kabyle]], [[Chaouia]], [[Tamahaq]], [[Chenoua language|C...

Rulers of Qusantina (Constantine) (5656 bytes)
104: |[[1826]] to [[1826]]||colspan="2"|''Local [[Kabyle]] population declares independence''

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