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Lingua Ossetica[1] (Ossetice (Ирон æвзаг/Дигорон æвзаг) est lingua Ossetorum, ad linguas Iranicas pertinens. Ut progenies linguae Alanorum et linguae Scytharum videtur.[2]
Lingua Ossetica Ирон æвзаг/Дигорон æвзаг | |
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Taxinomia | Lingua Indoeuropaea e divisione Iranica |
Locutores | 530 000 |
Sigla | 1 os, 2 oss, 3 oss |
Status publicus | |
Officialis | Ossetia Septentrionalis (res publica autonoma Russiae), Ossetia Meridionalis (ut res publica sui iuris aut pars Georgiae aestimatur) |
Privata | Russia, Georgia, Turcia |
Litterae | Litterae Osseticae |
Scriptura | Cyrilica |
Procuratio | |
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