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Ubykh is an extinct language previously spoken by the Ubykh people now living in Turkey (previously from the eastern coast of the Black Sea). The last native Ubykh speaker died in 1992.
Using the Latin alphabet: ![[Ubykh using the Latin alphabet]](ubykh_latn.gif) |
Using the Cyrillic alphabet: ![[Ubykh using the Cyrillic alphabet]](ubykh_cyrl.gif) |
Using IPA: ![[Ubykh using IPA]](ubykh_ipa.gif) |
Language information at Wikipedia
Writing system information at Omniglot
Alternate names for Ubykh include Ubyx, Oubykh, and Pekhi
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