Definition of Kabardian in English:

Kabardian

adjective kəˈbɑːdɪən

Relating to an indigenous people of the NW Caucasus.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are also more interesting facts suggesting that the influence of Kabardian culture on their neighbours was much bigger than most people think today.
- One of the villages at Aleppo is Abzah and the other is Kabardian.

noun kəˈbɑːdɪən

1A member of the Kabardian people.
Example sentencesExamples
- In language, culture, and ethnic classification, Abkhazians are related to the Abazins, Adyghey, Kabardians, and Circassians.
- The ceremonial vowel is pronounced by all Kabardians as a symbol of brotherhood with all speakers of human languages.
- In most of the large cities where Kabardians are found, associations and clubs exist to strengthen cultural bonds and promote their culture.
- Both the Kabardians and Tcherkess use the same official and literary language.
2mass noun The North Caucasian language of the Kabardian people, with about 350,000 speakers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Kabardian has one dialect, namely Beslanay, and many sub-dialects.
- Kabardian has just over one million speakers: 550,000 in Turkey and 450,000 in Russia.

Origin

From Russian Kabarda, a district in SW Russia.

单词	Kabardian
释义	Definition of Kabardian in English: Kabardian adjective kəˈbɑːdɪən Relating to an indigenous people of the NW Caucasus. Example sentencesExamples There are also more interesting facts suggesting that the influence of Kabardian culture on their neighbours was much bigger than most people think today. One of the villages at Aleppo is Abzah and the other is Kabardian. noun kəˈbɑːdɪən 1A member of the Kabardian people. Example sentencesExamples In language, culture, and ethnic classification, Abkhazians are related to the Abazins, Adyghey, Kabardians, and Circassians. The ceremonial vowel is pronounced by all Kabardians as a symbol of brotherhood with all speakers of human languages. In most of the large cities where Kabardians are found, associations and clubs exist to strengthen cultural bonds and promote their culture. Both the Kabardians and Tcherkess use the same official and literary language. 2mass noun The North Caucasian language of the Kabardian people, with about 350,000 speakers. Example sentencesExamples Kabardian has one dialect, namely Beslanay, and many sub-dialects. Kabardian has just over one million speakers: 550,000 in Turkey and 450,000 in Russia. Origin From Russian Kabarda, a district in SW Russia.
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