Tutlayt Taẓnagt n Ssrayr
(Tmmatti d zɣ Taznagt n Srayer)
| Tutlayt Taṣnhajit n Srayr | |
|---|---|
| langue, langue vivante | |
| Adusmil n | Tutlayin timaziɣin n waṭlas  |
| Tamazirt | Lmɣrib |
| Autochtone de | province d'Al Hoceïma |
| Système d'écriture | Agʷmmay amaziɣ aɛṛab, écriture latine |
| Addad n tutlayt dar UNESCO | 5 en situation critique |
| Statut de langue Ethnologue | 6b menacé |
Taṣnhajit n Srayr tga zzɣ twja n tutlayin timaziɣin n ugafa. Ar sis sawaln iẓnagn izdɣn ɣ ugzzum agmuḍan n arrif amɣrab (Kutama)[1].
Tga tulayt-ad zzɣ twja n tulayin n waṭlas[2]. tṛḍl-d mnnwt tɣawsiwin zɣ tutlayt taddjart-nns, Tarifit.
Tintlayin
[ssnfl | Snfl asagm]Tintlayin n Tsnhajit gant tid: Bni Aḥmd, Bni Bcir, Bni bnsar, Bni Jnnus, Bni Meswi, Bni Seddat, Kutama, Sarkat d Tagsut.
Tisaɣulin
[ssnfl | Snfl asagm]- ↑ "Senhaja Berber". Ethnologue. Retrieved 2020-10-12.
- ↑ Lameen Souag, 2004: "Senhaja de Srair is not Zenati, but rather Atlas, belonging (despite location) with Middle Atlas Tamazight."
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