Bashkir

See also: bashkir

English

Bashkir boys in traditional ethnic clothes.

Etymology

From Russian башки́р (baškír).

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): /bæʃˈkɪə/
(US) IPA^(key): /bɑːʃˈkɪəɹ/

Adjective

Bashkir (not comparable)

Of or pertaining to a certain Turkic ethnic group that lives mostly in the Russian republic of Bashkortostan.

Translations

of or relating to Bashkortostan or its people

Armenian: բաշկիրական (hy) (baškirakan)
Bashkir: башҡорт (bašqort)
Catalan: baixkir (ca)
Czech: baškirský
Danish: Basjkirsk
Irish: Baiscireach
Italian: baschiro
Kabardian: башкир (bāškir)
Kazakh: башқұрт (başqurt)
Khakas: пасхурт (pasxurt)

Nogai: башкырт (başkırt)
Persian: باشقیری‎ (bâšqiri)
Polish: baszkirski (pl) m
Portuguese: bachquir (pt)
Romanian: bașkir (ro), bașchir
Russian: башки́рский (ru) (baškírskij)
Slovak: baškirský
Swedish: basjkirisk (sv)
Uyghur: باشقۇرت‎ (bashqurt)
Uzbek: boshqird (uz)

Noun

Bashkir (plural Bashkirs)

A Bashkir person; a member of the Bashkir ethnic group.

Translations

a Bashkir person

Armenian: բաշկիր (baškir)
Bashkir: башҡорт (bašqort)
Catalan: baixkir (ca) m
Czech: Baškir m
Danish: Basjkir
Finnish: baškiiri (fi)
Galician: baskir
Irish: Baiscireach
Italian: baschiro
Kabardian: башкир (bāškir)
Kazakh: башқұрт (başqurt)

Khakas: пасхурт (pasxurt)
Nogai: башкырт (başkırt)
Persian: باشقیر‎
Polish: Baszkir (pl) m, Baszkirka (pl) f
Portuguese: bachquir (pt) m or f
Romanian: bașkir (ro) m, bașkiră (ro) f
Russian: башки́р (ru) m (baškír), башки́рка (ru) f (baškírka)
Slovak: Baškir m
Swedish: basjkir (sv) c
Uyghur: باشقۇرت‎ (bashqurt)
Uzbek: boshqird (uz)

Proper noun

Bashkir

A Turkic language with many dialects, spoken in parts of Russia, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.

Related terms

Translations

language

Armenian: բաշկիրերեն (hy) (baškireren)
Azerbaijani: başqırdca (az), başqırd dili
Bashkir: башҡорт теле (bašqort tele), башҡортса (bašqortsa)
Breton: bachkireg
Bulgarian: башкирски език m (baškirski ezik)
Buryat: бажигид хэлэн (bažigid xelen)
Catalan: baixkir (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 巴什基爾語 (zh), 巴什基尔语 (zh) (Bāshíjī'ěr yǔ)
Chuvash: пушкӑрт чӗлхи (puškărt čĕlhi)
Crimean Tatar: başqurt tili
Czech: baškirština f
Danish: basjkirsk (da)
Dutch: Basjkiers (nl) n
Erzya: башкирэнь кель (baškirenʹ kelʹ)
Esperanto: Baŝkira lingvo
Finnish: baškiiri (fi)
French: bachkir (fr), bashkir (fr)
Galician: lingua baskir f
German: Baschkirisch (de) n
Hindi: बाश्किर भाषा (bāśkir bhāṣā)
Hungarian: baskír (hu)
Indonesian: bahasa Bashkir
Irish: Baiscíris f
Italian: baschiro m
Japanese: バシキール語 (ja) (Bashikīru-go)
Kabardian: башкирыбзэ (bāškirəbză)
Kazakh: башқұрт тілі (başqurt tili)

Khakas: пасхурт тілі (pasxurt tílí)
Korean: 바시키르어 (Basikireueo)
Latvian: baškīru valoda
Lithuanian: baškirų (lt), baškirų kalba (lt)
Macedonian: башкирски јазик m (baškirski jazik)
Malay: bahasa Bashkir
Nogai: башкырт тили (başkırt tili)
Norwegian: basjkirsk (no)
Nynorsk: basjkirsk
Old Church Slavonic: башкортьскъ ѩзыкъ (baškortĭskŭ językŭ)
Persian: زبان باشقیر‎
Polish: baszkirski (pl) m
Portuguese: bachquir (pt) m
Romanian: bașkiră (ro) f
Russian: башки́рский (ru) (baškírskij)
Serbo-Croatian: baškirski (sh)
Slovak: baškirčina f
Slovene: baškirščina f
Spanish: baskir m
Swedish: basjkiriska (sv)
Tatar: башкорт (tt) (başkort)
Thai: ภาษาบัชคีร์ (paasăa bàtkee)
Turkish: Başkurtça (tr)
Ukrainian: башкирська мова f (baškyrsʹka mova)
Uyghur: باشقۇرتچە‎ (bashqurtche), باشقۇرت تىلى‎ (bashqurt tili)
Uzbek: Boshqir tili
Volapük: Bajkiränapük

See also

Wiktionary's coverage of Bashkir terms

Appendix:Bashkir Swadesh list for a Swadesh list of basic vocabulary words in Bashkir

Further reading

ISO 639-1 code ba, ISO 639-3 code bak

Ethnologue entry for Bashkir, ba

Anagrams

khabris

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