Budukh
Budugh; Budux; budad mez; будад мез; Budug; Budugi; Bukukhi; Buduq dili; будухский язык; будугский язык
Northeast Caucasian; Daghestanian; Lezgic
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"Ethnic Budukh make up a majority in two clusters of villages: the mountain cluster of Buduq, Piru¨ stu¨ , and Qab Qazma in Quba district, and the plains cluster of Yergu¨c¸ and Suxtekele in Xacmaz district. They also live in a number of ethnically mixed plains villages in Quba and Xac¸maz districts. Other ethnicities represented in these mixed villages include Azerbaijani, Lezgi, and Kryz."
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"Ethnic Budukh make up a majority in two clusters of villages: the mountain cluster of Buduq, Piru¨ stu¨ , and Qab Qazma in Quba district, and the plains cluster of Yergu¨c¸ and Suxtekele in Xacmaz district. They also live in a number of ethnically mixed plains villages in Quba and Xac¸maz districts. Other ethnicities represented in these mixed villages include Azerbaijani, Lezgi, and Kryz."
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"While the current policy of the Azerbaijani Republic encourages the development of less-widely used languages, there has not been a sustained effort to develop an official alphabet, publish materials in the vernacular, or institute Budukh literacy classes."
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Data comes from A. Kibrik (1990).
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"Today it [Budukh] is spoken as a first language by at most 200 speakers, all inhabitants of a single village of north-eastern Azerbaijan...it [Budukh] preserves typically Daghestanian, and most specifically Proto-Lezgic features."
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