Y possan Altaiagh, she kynney çhengey currit roish eh. Ta’n possan goaill stiagh mygeayrt 60 çhengey as mygeayrt 160 millioon loayreyder[1]. Ta bun yn ennym ny sleityn Altai ayns mean Aishey. Ta'n kynney shoh goaill stiagh ny çhengaghyn Turkagh, Mongoilagh as Tungusagh. As y cheeall yeianagh echey, s’cosoylagh dy ren Kellgren yn ymmyd s’leaie jeh ayns 1847[2] [3]. Ren G. J. Ramstedt obbyr mooar er y chooish; haink yn obbyr echey er caslyssyn sheeanagh eddyr çhengaghyn Mongoilagh, çhengaghyn Turkagh as çhengaghyn Tungusagh dy ve bun y sheiltynys Altaiagh[3].

Altaiagh
Rheam: Yn Aishey Hwoaie, Heear, Jiass, Yn Aishey Hiar, as Yn Europey
Rang-oardraghey: Mastey kynnaghyn çhengey smoo y theill
Fo-rheynnyn:
Koreeish as mooinjer marroo eck (dy cliaghtagh)
Shapaanagh as mooinjer marroo eck (dy mennick)
ISO 639-2: tut
Kynney Altaiagh ayns geayney.

Ta troyn cosoylagh rish y cheilley ec ny çhengaghyn shoh. Er y vun shoh, ta kuse dy çhengoayllee gra dy vel mooinjerys gienneydagh eddyr ny çhengaghyn shoh, as dy vel ad nyn gynney çhengey. Shoh y "sheiltynys Altaiagh". Agh ta arganeys ayn my-e-chione, as çhengoayllee elley gra dy vel bun y chaslys eddyr oc eddyr-obbraghey as cummaght eddyr y cheilley, dy ghra myr shen, cochleayney çhengaghyn.

Ta kuse dy hengoaylleeyn cur Koreeish as Shapaanish stiagh 'sy phossan shoh.[4]

Imraaghyn

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  1. Ethnologue report for Altaic (28 Jerrey Fouyir, 2008).
  2. (Kellgren, H. (1847). Das Finnische Volk und der Ural-altaische Völkerstamm. Jahresbericht der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft, 1846, dg. 180-197.) Er ny enmys ayns Georg et al.
  3. a b Georg, Michalove, Ramer & Sidwell (1999). Telling general linguists about Altaic. Journal of Linguistics, Ym-lioar 35 (1), dg. 65-98.
  4. Encyclopaedia of Islam Art TURKS, II.ii Languages/Genetic position,