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Avar is used primarily in Dagestan, Russia.
Avar is currently written using Cyrillic script:
![[Avar using Cyrillic script]](avar_cyrl.gif)
Avar was written using the Latin alphabet from 1928-1938:
![[Avar using the Latin alpahabet]](avar_latn.gif)
Prior to 1928, Avar was written using Arabic script (ajam), which is sometimes still used:
![[Avar using Arabic script]](avar_arab.gif)
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Writing system information at Wikipedia and Omniglot
Avar is also called Avaric
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