- The
Jurchenic languages (also
known as the
Manchuric languages) form a
subgroup of
Tungusic languages of
northeastern China.
Jurchenic languages Jurchen...
- are
recognized by Hölzl (2018),
namely Ewenic, Udegheic, Nanaic, and
Jurchenic.
Alexander Vovin notes that
Manchu and
Jurchen are
aberrant languages...
- two main branches,
Northern (Ewenic–Udegheic) and
Southern Tungusic (
Jurchenic–Nanaic). The name
Tungusic is artificial, and
properly refers just to...
- now
called Acheng District.
Alchuka belongs to the
Jurchenic subgroup of Tungusic.
Other Jurchenic languages include Written Manchu, Bala, and Chinese...
-
spoken in Far East Russia. In contrast,
Chinese Kyakala belongs in the
Jurchenic subgroup.
Chinese Kyakala has been do****ented in Mu & Ma (1983); Mu’ercha...
-
developed into
Manchu c. 17th
century Language family Tungusic Southern Jurchenic Jurchen Writing system Jurchen script Language codes ISO 639-3 juc Linguist...
- speakers[citation needed]
Revival 1980s
Language family Tungusic Southern Jurchenic Manchu–Xibe
Manchu Early form
Jurchen Writing system Manchu alphabet Official...
- Bala
clearly belongs to the
Jurchenic language subgroup of
Southern Tungusic languages, but its
exact position within Jurchenic remains to be determined...
-
languages belonging to
different subgroups:
Chinese Kyakala language, a
Jurchenic language Russian Kyakala language, an
Udegheic language or
dialect cluster...
- (2000)
Native speakers 30,000 (2000)
Language family Tungusic Southern Jurchenic Manchu–Xibe Xibe
Writing system Sibe
alphabet (variant of the
Manchu alphabet)...
