Tajiki
- noun
- /tɑˈdʒiːki/
- The majority of people in Tajikistan speak Tajiki as their native language.
Examples
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The majority of people in Tajikistan speak Tajiki as their native language.
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She is fluent in Russian, Uzbek, and Tajiki.
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Many classical Persian poems are easily understood by speakers of Tajiki.
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I am learning Tajiki to connect with my heritage.
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Is Tajiki difficult to learn compared to Farsi?
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She is fluent in Russian, Uzbek, and Tajiki.
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I am learning Tajiki to connect with my heritage.
Synonyms
The main language of Tajikistan, similar to Persian
A language spoken mainly in Tajikistan and parts of Uzbekistan, similar to Persian
A form of Persian spoken in Tajikistan and used as the country's official language
A form of Persian that the Tajik people speak mainly in Tajikistan and parts of Iran
The language spoken in Tajikistan that is similar to Persian
Compounds
A form of Persian spoken in Tajikistan and used as the country's official language
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tajiki comes from Tajik, the name of the people of Tajikistan, so it means 'the language of the Tajik people'. It is a form of Persian, also called Farsi, which is why Tajiki sounds and looks a lot like the Persian you may already know.