This contribution offers gastronomic and etymological insights from distant corners of the Turkic speaking world, namely from Mongolia’s Khövsgöl region. Mongolia’s north-western corners of Khövsgöl region, bordering with the Tuvan Republic and Buriatia, are home of the Dukhan people, who follow a unique lifestyle centred on the herding of reindeer. Linguistically, Dukhan belongs to Taiga-Sayan Turkic, a subgroup of the Siberian branch of the Turkic languages family. On the lexical level, Dukhan includes a substantial amount of loans from Mongolic varieties and a limited number of Russian and Samoyedic loanwords.
Gastronomic Curiosities from the Periphery of the Turkic Speaking World
Elisabetta Ragagnin
2020-01-01
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This contribution offers gastronomic and etymological insights from distant corners of the Turkic speaking world, namely from Mongolia’s Khövsgöl region. Mongolia’s north-western corners of Khövsgöl region, bordering with the Tuvan Republic and Buriatia, are home of the Dukhan people, who follow a unique lifestyle centred on the herding of reindeer. Linguistically, Dukhan belongs to Taiga-Sayan Turkic, a subgroup of the Siberian branch of the Turkic languages family. On the lexical level, Dukhan includes a substantial amount of loans from Mongolic varieties and a limited number of Russian and Samoyedic loanwords.File in questo prodotto:
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