Yañalif
Yañalif proper noun: the first Latin alphabet used during the Soviet epoch of Latinization from 1928 until 1938.
Proper noun
Yañalif
- The first Latin alphabet used during the Soviet epoch of Latinization from 1928 until 1938.
Origin of Yañalif
From the Common Turkic Alphabet spelling of Tatar яңалиф (yañalif), which is a contraction of яңа (yaña, “new”) and әлифба (älifba, “alphabet”).
Questions about Yañalif
- What does Yañalif mean?
- Yañalif means the first Latin alphabet used during the Soviet epoch of Latinization from 1928 until 1938.
- What part of speech is Yañalif?
- Yañalif is a proper noun.
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