Tutlayt tumẓabt
(Yettusmimeḍ seg Tumẓabt)
| Tutlayt tumẓabt | |
|---|---|
At tutlayt tayemmat | 150 000 (2010) |
| Tifinaɣ, Agemmay alatini d Agemmay aɛrab | |
| Ingalen n tutlayt | |
| ISO 639-3 |
mzb |
| Glottolog |
tumz1238[1] |
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Tumẓabt (s Tifinaɣ: ⵜⵓⵎⵥⴰⴱⵜ) d tutlayt gar tutlayin timaziɣin i ttmeslayin deg Mẓab af uɣezzif n Iɣzer n Weɣlan (Wad Mẓab). Sawalen-tt deg iɣerman n Tejnint, At Mličet (Melika), At Bunur neɣ At Wirzu, Taɣardayt, At Yizǧen (At Yijden), Bergan neɣ At Ifraɣ, Tamurt n Tefza (Gerrara), Tajnint
| Tamaziɣt |
|---|
| Muritanya : Taẓnagt - Merruk : Tarifit | Tamaziɣt | Tasusit | Taznagt n Srayr | Tamaziɣt tudayt | Taɣumarit - Lezzayer : Taqbaylit | Tacawit | Tumẓabt | Teggargrent | Tacenwit | Iɣermawen | Tagurart - Tunes : Tasendit | Tajerbit | Tamaẓret | Dwiret - Libya : Tanfust | Twillult | Taɣdimest | Ɣat | Tasuknit | aɣarmi | Tawilant | Tazuregt - Miẓra : Isiwan - Aneẓruf : Tamahaq | Tetserret | Tayiṛt | Tawellemt | Tamaceqt - Tigzirin Tiknariyin : † Tagwanect |
- ↑ Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2017). "Tutlayt tumẓabt". Glottolog 3.0. Jena, Germany: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.