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- Hértevin_language abstract "The Hértevin language is a modern Eastern Aramaic or Syriac language. It was originally spoken in a cluster of villages in Siirt Province in southeastern Turkey. Speakers of Hértevin Aramaic have emigrated mostly to the West, and are now scattered and isolated from one another. A few speakers remain in Turkey.The speakers of the Hértevin dialect of Neo-Aramaic are traditionally Chaldean Catholics. Their area of habitation in and around the village of Hertevin (called Hertevinler in Turkish and Härtəvən in Kurdish), near the town of Pervari in Siirt Province is at the very northeastern extreme of the area where Eastern Neo-Aramaic languages were traditionally spoken. Thus, Hértevin is a peripheral dialect that has developed quite differently from related languages. Although belonging to the eastern, or northeastern, group of Neo-Aramaic dialects, Hértevin shares some features with the Turoyo language, of the central group, originating from nearby Mardin Province.Hértevin language was 'discovered' by linguist Otto Jastrow in 1970, and first described in publication by him two years later. Its major phonetic feature is the loss of the voiceless velar fricative x, which has become a voiceless pharyngeal fricative, ħ. The original voiceless pharyngeal fricative has retained that pronunciation. In all the other dialects of eastern Neo-Aramaic the opposite is true: the voiceless pharyngeal fricative has been lost and merged with the voiceless velar fricative.Another feature of Hértevin Neo-Aramaic is its set of demonstratives. As with other languages of the eastern group, Hértevin makes no distinction between 'this' and 'that', and uses a single set of pronouns to cover both meanings: āwa (m. sg.), āya (f. sg.) and āni (pl.). However, unlike the other languages, Hértevin has developed an emphatic form of these pronouns that indicates 'this one right here': ōhā, ēhā and anhī.All Hértevin speakers are bilingual in Kurdish, and many also speak other languages. The Syriac alphabet is used for writing, but almost no literature in the Hértevin dialect exists. Church liturgy is in Syriac.".
- Hértevin_language wikiPageID "1509317".
- Hértevin_language wikiPageRevisionID "575365128".
- Hértevin_language date "1999".
- Hértevin_language fam Aramaic_language.
- Hértevin_language fam Central_Semitic_languages.
- Hértevin_language fam Eastern_Aramaic_languages.
- Hértevin_language fam Northeastern_Neo-Aramaic.
- Hértevin_language fam Northwest_Semitic_languages.
- Hértevin_language fam Semitic_languages.
- Hértevin_language familycolor "Afro-Asiatic".
- Hértevin_language iso "hrt".
- Hértevin_language ref "e17".
- Hértevin_language region Siirt_Province.
- Hértevin_language script Syriac_alphabet.
- Hértevin_language speakers "1000".
- Hértevin_language states Turkey.
- Hértevin_language subject Category:Endangered_Afro-Asiatic_languages.
- Hértevin_language subject Category:Languages_of_Turkey.
- Hértevin_language subject Category:Neo-Aramaic_languages.
- Hértevin_language comment "The Hértevin language is a modern Eastern Aramaic or Syriac language. It was originally spoken in a cluster of villages in Siirt Province in southeastern Turkey. Speakers of Hértevin Aramaic have emigrated mostly to the West, and are now scattered and isolated from one another. A few speakers remain in Turkey.The speakers of the Hértevin dialect of Neo-Aramaic are traditionally Chaldean Catholics.".
- Hértevin_language label "Hertevin".
- Hértevin_language label "Hértevin language".
- Hértevin_language label "Севернобохтанский язык".
- Hértevin_language label "سورث هرتفين".
- Hértevin_language sameAs H%C3%A9rtevin_language.
- Hértevin_language sameAs Hertevin.
- Hértevin_language sameAs Q33290.
- Hértevin_language sameAs Q33290.
- Hértevin_language wasDerivedFrom Hértevin_language?oldid=575365128.