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Avar language

Also known as: Avarish language

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Avar-Andi-Dido languages

  • In Avar-Andi-Dido languages

    Avar, the only language in the group with a written form, is also used for intertribal communication by native users of the Andi and Dido languages. All of these languages are often classified together with those of the Lak-Dargin (Lak-Dargwa) and Lezgian groups as the…

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  • Distribution of the Caucasian languages
    In Caucasian languages: The Avar-Andi-Dido languages

    The member languages are the Avar language; the Andi subgroup of languages, including Andi, Botlikh, Godoberi, Chamalal, Bagvalal, Tindi, Karata, and Akhvakh; and the Dido subgroup, including Dido (Tsez), Khvarshi, Hinukh, Bezhta, and Hunzib.

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