Dungan

See also: dungan

English

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈdʊŋɡɑːn/

Noun

Dungan pl (plural only)

A Muslim people originally from north-west China who currently reside in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia.
Synonyms: Tungani (dated), Dungani (dated)

Translations

people

Chinese:
Dungan: хуэйзў (huejzw), хуэйхуэй (huejhuej), хуэйзўжын (huejzwřɨn), хуэймин (huejmin), җун-янжын (žun-i͡anřɨn) (中原人), лохуэйхуэй (lohuejhuej)

Mandarin: 東干族, 东干族 (dōnggānzú)

Russian: дунга́нин (ru) m (dungánin), дунга́нка (ru) f (dungánka)

See also

Hui

Proper noun

Dungan

The Sinitic language of this people, a Mandarin dialect written in the Cyrillic script.

Translations

language

Chinese:
Dungan: хуэйзў йүян (huejzw jyi͡an) (回族語言／回族语言), җун-ян хуа (žun-i͡an hua) (中原話／中原话)

Mandarin: 回回話, 回回话 (huíhuihuà), 東干語, 东干语 (dōnggànyǔ), 回族語言, 回族语言 (huízú yǔyán)
Japanese: ドンガン語 (ドンガンご, dongango)
Kazakh: дүнген тілі (düngen tili)
Korean: 둥간어 (ko) (dungganeo)

Kyrgyz: дунган тили (dungan tili)
Russian: дунга́нский (ru) m (dungánskij), дунга́нский язы́к m (dungánskij jazýk)
Turkmen: dungan dili
Uyghur: تۇڭگان تىلى‎ (tunggan tili)
Uzbek: dungan tili

Further reading

Ethnologue entry for Dungan, dng

Anagrams

Dangun

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