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Kyrgyzophone en · ADJ

Etymology

From Kyrgyzo- + -phone.

Meanings

  1. (not-comparable) Speaking Kyrgyz.
    • The linguistic divide in Kyrgyzstan’s digital space separates information channels between Russophone and Kyrgyzophone people. Generally, Russian-language social media tends to target the middle class and urban dwellers. Kyrgyz-language media platforms, meanwhile, tend to be popular among residents from the regions or rural areas. 2023, Gulzat Baialieva, Joldon Kutmanaliev, Kyrgyzstan’s Digital Populists: How Social Media is Reshaping Political Discourse in Central Asia, The Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs, archived from the original on 24 Apr 2023, page 13:

Translations (8)

pl kirgiskojęzyczny (Kyrgyz-speaking) · uk киргизомо́вний (Kyrgyz-speaking) · sv kirgiziskspråkig (Kyrgyz-speaking) · ru киргизоязы́чный (Kyrgyz-speaking) · fi kirgisialaisenkielinen (Kyrgyz-speaking) · fr kirghizophone (Kyrgyz-speaking) · ru кыргызоязы́чный (Kyrgyz-speaking) · de kirgisischsprachig (Kyrgyz-speaking)

Kyrgyzophone en · NOUN

Etymology

From Kyrgyzo- + -phone.

Meanings

  1. One who speaks Kyrgyz.

Forms

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Kyrgyzophones Number=Plur lexicographic

Translations (4)

de Kirgisischsprachiger (Kyrgyz speaker) · de Kirgisischsprachige (Kyrgyz speaker) · de Kirgisischsprecher (Kyrgyz speaker) · de Kirgisischsprecherin (Kyrgyz speaker)