Dargins from Dagestan in Traditional Burka Made of the Pelt of a Karkaul Sheep

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Dargins from Dagestan in Traditional Burka Made of the Pelt of a Karkaul Sheep

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Dargwa (дарган мез)
Basic facts
Number of native speakers: 490,000
Official language: Dagestan (Russia)
Language of diaspora: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan
Script: Cyrillic, 46 letters
Grammatical cases: 8
Linguistic typology: agglutinative, SOV
Language family: Northeast Caucasian, Dargin
Number of dialects: 4
History
1926 - Arabic script replaced by the Latin alphabet
1937 - instauration of the Cyrillic alphabet
Writing system and pronunciation
These are the letters that make up the alphabet: а б в г гъ гь гӀ д е ё ж з и й к къ кь кӀ л м н о п пӀ р с т тӀ у ф х хъ хь хӀ ц цӀ ч чӀ ш щ ъ ы ь э ю я.
Stress is clearly defined in Standard Dargwa, but in some dialects, stress is dynamic and has no stable position.
Grammar
Nouns have no gender but class (masculine, feminine, and non-human), two numbers (singular and plural), and eight main cases (absolutive, ergative, genitive, superlative, comitative, contentive, instrumental, and locative). The locative case has the following paradigms: suplative, superessive, superdirective, superelative, sublative, subessive, subdirective, subelative, antelative, anteessive, antedirective, anteelative, postlative, postessive, postdirective, postelative, illative, inessive, indirective, and elative.
Dargwa has postpositions and only first and second person personal pronouns.
Verbs are conjugated for tense, mood (indicative, conditional, prohibitive, optative, subjunctive, prospective, and imperative), aspect (perfective and imperfective), modality, evidentiality, polarity, class, person, and number.
Dialects
There are four dialects: Cudaxar, Akusha, Muirin, and Sirxin. Dargwa itself belongs to the Dargin dialect continuum, which includes Kajtak, Kubachi, Itsari, and Chirag as well.
The differences between dialects are mainly phonological.