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APRIL 2014


THE FORMATION OF THE WRITING OF CIRCASSIAN

posted by eagle on April, 2014 as Türkiye


THE FORMATION OF THE WRITING OF CIRCASSIAN

Visitor: Yılmaz Özcan
Date&Time: April 18, 2014 3:51 PM
Comments: CIRCASSIAN WRITING

1. The dependent vowels are written with " a , aa , e , ee , i , o , u , uu ,
y ” letters.
2. The short " a ” which comes after the " g’, h, h’, q, q’, qh, xh ”
consonants is written with " a ” letter and the long " a ” is written with
" aa ” letter. The short " e ” which comes after the other consonants is
written with " e ” letter and the long " a ” which comes after the other
consonants is written with " a ” letter.
3. The front and long " e ” sound is always written with " ee ” letter.
4. The " i ” letter which comes before or after the consonants or
comes after semi-vowels as the only vowel is read like back " ı ” vowel
in Turkish. But the vowel " i ” which comes after he consonant " y ” is
pronounced thinner and shorter.
5. The " o ” letter is pronounced long.
6. The semi-vowel " u ” which comes after the " g, g’, k, q, q’, qh, x, xh ”
consonants is written with " u ” letter and the long " u ” is written with
" uu ” letter. The long " u ” which comes after the other consonants is
written with " u ” letter.
7. The front " i ” sound which comes after " g, k, u ” letters or comes
before or after the other consonants as the only vowel is written with
" y ” letter.
8. In " yy ”; the front " y ” shows the vowel, the next " y ” shows the
consonant.
9. The separated vowels which is at the beginning of the word are
written with " a ,aa , ee , i , o , uu , y ” letters.  The separated vowels
which are uttered separately from the former sound are written with a
dash ( - ) in front of then. The" -aa, -ee, -o, -uu, -y ” are long, " -a, -i ”
are short. " -u ” is pronounced like semi-vowel.
10. The separated diphtongs which is at the beginning of the word are
written with " ua , ue , uee , ui , uy ” united letters. The diphtongs which
are uttered separately from the former sound are written with a dash ( - )
in front of then. The " –ua, -uee,-uy ” are long, " -ue, -ui ” are short.
11.  Some of the free consonants are written with as the letters of simple
consonants. Some of them are written as the letters of united consonants.
12. The " g ” letter which comes before " e, ee, y ” letters is read like
" g ”consonant in Turkish. The " k  ” letter which comes before " e, ee,
y ” letters is read like " k ” consonant in Turkish. The vowel sound of
" y ” letter which comes as abone is not uttered.
13. The " h ” letter which comes before the vowels as single forms the
voice groups in a trice.
14. The " i ” letter which comes before or after the vowels is read like
the consonant of  "AYIN” letter in Arabic.
15. The " y ” consonant which doesn’t comes after " g, k, u ” but before
or after the vowels is written with " y ” letter.
16. Pressed consonants are written by putting " ’ ” apostrophie behind
then. Apostrophie on " g’ ” presses the back consonant of  " g ” letter,
apostrophie on " k’ ”presses the front consonant of  " k ” letter.
17. When the united consonants come separately, a dash ( - ) is put
between the letters while writing.
18. The gerunds in Circassian are written as the given sample gerunds.

PS: The " u ” letter in Circassian is pronounced as " oo ” in English.

.                                                 - 1 -    06.03.2014  -  Yılmaz Özcan

THE WRITING OF CIRCASSIAN SOUNDS
(KABARDIAN DIALECT)

SOUND /
WORD      MEANING
..a  (dependent short-vowel or dependent long-vowel)
g’ah’          bring (short a)
dame          wing (long a)
..aa  (dependent long-vowel)
g’aah’        they’re bringing
g’aag’ue    come
a  (separated short-vowel)
ane             variety of table
ade             pliers
yiy-am       s/he hasn’t get
jit-at          we were saying
aa  (separated long-vowel)
aax             they’re taking from him
yi-aa-am    s/he never had
jit-aat         we’d told
b
nibe           obdomen
c
cate            sour cream
ch
chabe         soft
c’
c’e              new
d
dane           silk
dz
dzin            to throw
..e  (dependent short-vowel)
mel             sheep
yege            read; call
..ee (dependent long-vowel)
teepcheky  plate
yeegy          she’s spinning wool
ee  (separated long-vowel)
eey              bad
eex              he’s taking from him
g’i-eex        he’s taking from him
s-eex           he’s taking from me
f
fe                you; skin, leather
f ’
f ’i              good
g
gaz             gas
gok’           s/he’s leaving from him
gerc            bean
gegu            play (semi-vowel u)
gy
gyane          shirt
gyide           axe
yagy            they’re spinning wool (semi-vowel y)
gu
guawe         mourning
guiven         to be late
degu            deal (semi-vowel u)

- 2 - (1/2 left

MSOUND /
WORD    EANING
g’
g’achten       to take
g’aag’ue       come
g’eege           read; call
g’oplhe         s/he’s looking at here
g’oh’a           s/he’s appearing
g’u
yeg’u            suitable (semi-vowel u)
gh
jigh               tree
h
hane              mother
hade              father
h’
h’a                dog
..i   (as dependent short-vowel)
ci                   horse
zi                   one
i   (separated short-vowel)
iqhin             to hold (as vowel)
yi-iqhir         the thing s/he holds
t-ix                take it from us
acri-i             Noah’s pudding
i  (as consonant)
ialemet         strange
maine           meaning
j
baje              fox
jh
jhi                 old
k
karton          cardboard
kontrol         control
ket                sheep-fold
kezuwe         in turns
ky
kyar             the thing cracked
kyits’            kid
yaky              they’re stepping
yeeky            he’s stepping (semi-vowel y)
ku
maxueku      thursday (semi-vowel u)
k’
k’ape            tail
nek’eguugu  stye
l
li                    meat
lh
lhec’in          to wipe
l’
pl’i                four
m
maze             moon
n
ne                  eye
..o  (dependent long-vowel)
bo                  stable
nobe              today

- 2 - (1/2 right)

SOUND /
WORD     MEANING
o  (separated long-vowel)
o                sheepfold
one            it’s hanging
ze-one       they're hanging  each other
ze-oh’a      things are going  bad
p
pe               nose
p’
p’e             place; bed
yip-’a?       isn’t he feeding
q
qaabze       clean
g’aqeeyin   to burp
qoplhe        he’s looking back
qoh’a          he’s going behin
qu
mequ          hay (semi-vowel u)
q
q’a              graveyard
q’u
q’ueey        cheese
q’uih’         ship
qh
qha             year
qhaatxe      spring
qheeyin      to cry
qhogu         road  (semi-vowel u)
qhu
meqhu       is drying (semi-vowel u)
r
weram       street
s
se               I; knife
wines         house
t
tane           heifer
t’
nat’e          forehead
g’yt’-am    he isn’t digging
ts
tsi               wool
ts’
ts’e             name; louse
..u  (dependent long-vowel or dependent semi-vowel)
bzu             bird  (long u)
duneey       world (long u)
..uu  (dependent long-vowel)
kuu            deep
guu            bull
-u  (separated semi-vowel)
xee-u          he’s dipping it
c’i-uxer      buttons

- 3 - (1/2 left)

SOUND /
WORD       MEANING
uu  (separated long-vowel)
uuwin          howl
g’a-uuwin   howl
ua  (separated long-diphtong)
uax              they’re opening
so-uate        I’m explaining
ue  (separated short-diphtong)
ueten           to explain
p-ueten?     will you explain?
uee  (separated long-diphtong)
ueexu          he’s driving away
s-ueex         s/he is taking in front of me
ui  (separated short-diphtong)
uix               open; take it away
g’i-uik’        go away this side
uy  (separated long-diphtong)
uyxir            taken away
s-uyxir         the thing taken from me
v
nive             stone
w
wade           hammer
x
xade            garden
xu
txuog’ue      he’s going for us
nexu            daylight
xh
pxha            wood; wooden
xheeyin       to move
xhu
pxhui          daughter
..y  (as dependent long-vowel or as dependent semi-vowel)
sy                 my
g’yk’            get out of this
y  (separated long-vowel)
yt'                two hands
yxar             the thing he’s taken from him
g’i-yxar       the thing he’s taken from him
s-yxt            he was taking from me
y  (as consonant)
yatx             they’re writing
yege             read; call
yeegy           s/he’s spinning wool
yin               big
k’yyin         to shout
yoge            s/he is reading
z
ze                once
nez              coast

- 3 - (1/2 right)


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