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Tatar ASSR (538 bytes)
1: ...atar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic''' ('''TASSR''') was part of the [[Russian Soviet Federative S... 5: 1919 - [[Tatar-Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic]] 7: 1921 - [[Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic]] 9: 1990 - [[Tatarstan Soviet Socialist Republic]]; 11: 1990 - [[Tatarstan]], Tatarstan respublikası. Tatar (241 bytes) 1: The term '''Tatar''' may refer to 3: *A member of the [[Tatars]], [[Crimean Tatars]] 4: *[[Tatar language]], [[Crimean Tatar language]] 5: *Native people of [[Crimea]], [[Tatarstan]] Tatar invasions (1729 bytes) 1: '''Tatar invasions''' of [[Europe]] from the east took pla... 3: The term "Tatars" was often confusingly applied to different peop... 5: [[Mongol]]-[[Tatar]] [[Golden Horde|Golden Horde]] forces led by [[B... 7: The Tatars succeeded in establishing control over Rus' prin... 9: ... of Polish lands by [[Hetman]] [[Jan Tarnowski]]. Tatar forces invaded again in [[1589]], invading [[Lw&o... Tatar alphabet (9925 bytes) 1: '''Alphabet for [[Kazan Tatar language]]''' 3: Two versions of the Tatar alphabet are currently used. The first one is bas... 6: The Latinic version of the Tatar alphabet contains 35 letters. There are 10 [[vowe... 10: Tatar vowels: '''a/ä, o/ö, u/ü, í/i, ı/e'''. 14: ...ble to use these letters for writing words of non-Tatar origin: Crimean Tatar (119 bytes) 1: #For Crimean Tatar ethos see [[Crimean Tatars]] 2: ...Crimean Tatar language and alphabet see [[Crimean Tatar language]] Old Tatar language (1150 bytes) 1: ...l language of international communication between Tatars, [[Russians]], all [[Caucasians]] and Central As... 3: ...tte started publishing in modern [[Tatar language|Tatar]], which until then had been used only in a spoke... 5: ''See: [[Tatar alphabet]]'' 6: [[tt:İske Tatar ädäbi tele]] Tatar language (11397 bytes) 1: {{language|name=Tatar|nativename=Tatar tele/Tatarça 11: '''Tatar'''<br> 12: |nation=[[Tatarstan]] 16: The '''Tatar language''' (''Tatar tele'', ''Tatarça'') is an [[Turkic languages|Turkic]] [[language... 19: Tatar is a [[Turkic languages|Turkic language]], which ... Crimean Tatar diaspora (7781 bytes) 1: ...e to maintain their ethnic identity and [[Crimean Tatar language|language]] intact almost up until the [[... 3: ...urkey after the decline of communism. The Crimean Tatar diaspora in Turkey established several ethnic ass... 5: ...nts. There are also very small numbers of Crimean Tatars in the [[Eastern Europe]], [[South America]], an... 7: ...rn. However, the collective return of the Crimean Tatars from the diaspora does not seem to be likely for... 11: *[[Crimean Tatars]] Crimean Tatar language (4753 bytes) 3: ...mea]], [[Former Soviet Union]], and the [[Crimean Tatar diaspora]]: [[Bulgaria]], [[Romania]], [[Turkey]]... 5: ...m Tatar Türkçesi'' (Crimean-Turkish resp. Crimean Tatar Turkish). 8: ... the Oguz [[Turkish language|Turkish]]. A Crimean Tatar speaker can undestand both [[Kypchak]] and [[Oghu... 10: ...e following newspaper report compares the Crimean Tatar and Turkish languages: 12: |+'''Comparing Crimean Tatar vs Turkish''' Obsolete Tatar weights and measures (3331 bytes) 1: ...lete Tatar weights and measures''' were used by [[Tatars]] until [[1924]], when they were replaced in the... 3: ...uch equal to an inch. This list includes their [[Tatar language]] names. 55: [[Category:Tatarstan history]] Music of Tatarstan (593 bytes) 2: ..., secular song and sacred music are all a part of Tatar folk. Instrumentation includes [[kubyz]] ([[viol... 4: ...n the middle of the [[20th century]], a number of Tatar composers became renowned, including [[D. Faizy]]... 8: [[Category:Tatar]] [[Category:Russian music]] Janalif (2057 bytes) 3: ! № !! characters !! modern Latin [[Tatar alphabet]] 105: ...writing system was used in the [[Soviet]] epoch [[Tatar language]] in [[1930s]]. 107: ...of [[1926]] the ''Yaña Tatar älifbası'' (New Tatar alphabet) society started its work at [[Kazan]]. 109: ...ls declared '''Jañalif''' as official script of [[Tatar language]]. 118: * [[Tatar alphabet]] New Kypchak language (1084 bytes) 1: ...zan Tatar]], [[Astrakhan_Tatar language|Astrakhan Tatar]], [[Nogay language|Nogay]] etc. 5: ...et similar to the one adopted by [[Tatar language|Tatar]] and [[Bashkir language|Bashkir]]. Ilham (340 bytes) 1: ...m''' (Ghali, Ali, Ilham, Aleham, [[Tatar language|Tatar]]: İlham, Ğäli) (ca. [[1449]] - ca... 9: [[Category:Tatarstan history]] Tartar Relation (472 bytes) 1: ...[crusade]]s) in Asia between 1245-47. Sometimes ''Tatar relation'' refers to the first volume, and the se... Bashkir language (2453 bytes) 5: ...y 300,000 [[Bashkirs]] said that [[Tatar language|Tatar]] was their native language. 7: ...of [[Bashkortostan]], as well as in neighboring [[Tatarstan]] and [[Mari El]]. Substantial number of the... 12: ...hagatay]]), which was in use until [[1923]]. Both Tatar and Chagatay were written in Arab letters. 14: ...created, using the most differ than ''bourgeous'' Tatar language dialect. At first, it used a modified A... 16: ... move strongly influenced by a similar request on Tatar part. Tabor (disambiguation) (462 bytes) 5: ...donym of general [[Stanislaw Tatar|Stanisław Tatar]], [[chief of staff]] of the [[Armia Krajowa]] Qaratay (1097 bytes) 1: ...ometimes considered as Qaratay Dialect of [[Kazan Tatar language]]. 3: ...ighbouring Mordvins in the [[Tetyushsky District, Tatarstan|Tetyushsky District]] speak a [[Finno-Ugric l... 9: [[Category:Tatarstan]] G-breve (2034 bytes) 3: ...ish]], [[Azerbaijani language|Azerbaijani]] and [[Tatar language]]s. The [[unicode]] code point is U+011E... 8: ==Azerbaijani and Tatar use== 9: ... writing the name Arabic name [[Abdullah]]. (in [[Tatar language]] ''ayn'' and ''ghayn'' Arabic letters b... Mari language (915 bytes) 3: ...Russian Federation]], with speakers also in the [[Tatarstan]], [[Udmurtia]], and [[Perm]] regions. It is ... 5: ...dow Mari. Some Mari also speak [[Tatar (language)|Tatar]]. 7: Russian and Tatar have strongly influenced Mari, especially Meadow ...
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