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Turkmen language

Turkmen language

8.2
A language spoken by Turkmen people in Turkmenistan and nearby areas
  • noun
translation icon : lengua turcomana
  • She is fluent in both Russian and Turkmen language.

Examples

  • This dictionary provides translations between English and the Turkmen language.

  • The Turkmen language uses a Latin-based alphabet in Turkmenistan.

  • The Turkmen language is rich in history.

  • Many people in Turkmenistan speak the Turkmen language.

  • The Turkmen language is an important part of the cultural identity of the Turkmen people.

  • In Turkmenistan, the Turkmen language is used in government, education, and daily conversation.

  • Many students are learning the Turkmen language to connect with their heritage and communicate effectively.

Synonyms

Turkmen
vsTurkmen language
7.7

The language spoken by the people of Turkmenistan

is the common, standard name for that same language across the region
Turcoman language
vsTurkmen language
9.9

A language like Turkish spoken by the Turkmen people in Turkmenistan and nearby countries

is the modern preferred label used for the same language
Turkoman language
vsTurkmen language
9.7

A Turkic language spoken by the Turkmen people in Turkmenistan and nearby regions

is the standard regional name for the same speech form
Turcoman
vsTurkmen language
9.9

A Turkic language spoken in Turkmenistan and nearby regions

is the broader name that includes use in surrounding regions
Turkoman
vsTurkmen language
9.9

A Turkic language spoken in Turkmenistan and nearby regions

is the established term covering the same language across the region
Turkmenian
vsTurkmen language
9.3

The main language spoken in Turkmenistan

includes use across neighboring regions as well as within the country

Surface Forms

Morphology

Turkmen + language

The meaning is directly and transparently derived from combining the proper noun 'Turkmen' (the people or their language) with 'language' to denote the speech system of that group. The 'X language' compositional pattern is cross-linguistically common and easily predictable for a B1 learner who knows both constituents.

Etymology

Turkmen language comes from the name Turkmen and the word language. Turkmen once meant 'Turk man' or 'people like Turks', so the phrase simply means 'the language of the Turkmen people' and that is why we use it today for the language spoken in Turkmenistan.