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Dialect classification of languages in Europe

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Authors
 Language Language family Author Affiliation Already published in Dialectologia
Albanian Albanian Anila Çepani & Adelina Çerpja University of Tirana, Academy for Albanian Studies 2
Asturleonese Romance Ramón de Andrés Madariaga University of Oviedo 3
Basque Basque Lorea Unamuno Goiriena & Ariane Ensunza Aldamizetxebarria & Gotzon Aurrekoetxea Olabarri University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) 1
Belorussian Slavic
Breton Celtic Daniel le Bris University of Western Brittany
Bulgarian Slavic Ana Kocheva Institute for Bulgarian Language – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences ✔
Catalan Romance Maria Pilar Perea University of Barcelona
Corsican Romance Stella Retali-Medori University of Corsica 3
Croatian Slavic Dunja Brozović University of Zadar
Czech Slavic Milena Šipková & Martina Ireinová Czech Language Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences 3
Dutch Germanic Roeland van Hout & Jacques van Keymeulen Radboud University Nijmegen, Ghent University
Estonian Uralic (Finnic) Vilja Oja Institute of the Estonian Language
Faroese Germanic Jógvan í Lon Jacobsen University of the Faroe Islands 2
Finnish Uralic (Finnic) Marjatta Palander University of Eastern Finland 1
Frisian Germanic Arjen Versloot University of Amsterdam
Friulian Romance Paolo Roseano & Franco Finco Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia; Pädagogische Hochschule Kärnten – Victor Franke HS 3
Galician Romance Xulio Sousa University of Santiago de Compostela 2
Gallo-Roman (French + Occitan +FP) Romance Guylaine Brun-Trigaud University of Côte d’Azur 1
Georgian Kartvelian Marina Beridze & Zakharia Pourtskhavanidze & Lia Bakuradze Ivane Javakhishvili Tibilisi State University; Goethe University Frankfurt/M; Ivane Javakhishvili Tibilisi State University 3
German Germanic Alfred Lameli Research Center for the German Language Atlas
Greek Greek Beis Stamatis Research Centre of Modern Greek Dialects (Academy of Athens)
Greenlandic Eskaleut Michael Fortescue University of Copenhagen 1
Hungarian Uralic (Ugric) Fruzsina Sára Vargha Research Institute for Linguistics (ELKH) 3
Icelandic Germanic Helga Hilmisdóttir & Ásta Svavarsdóttir The Árni Magnússon Institute of Icelandic Studies 2
Irish Celtic Raymond Hickey University of Limerick 1
Italian Romance Federica Cugno University of Torino 1
Kashubian Slavic Hanna Makurat-Snuzik Institute of Polish Language and Literature, University of Gdansk 2
Ladin Romance Paul Videsott Free university of Bozen-Bolzano
Latgalian Baltic Anna Stafecka University of Latvia (Latvian Language institute)
Latvian Baltic Anna Stafecka University of Latvia (Latvian Language institute)
Lithuanian Baltic Danguolė Mikulėnienė & Agnė Čepaitienė Institute of the Lithuanian Language 2
Luxemburgish Germanic Peter Gilles University of Luxembourg 1
Macedonian Slavic Marjan Markovikj & Veselinka Labroska & Victor Friedman Ss. Cyril and Methodius University – Faculty of Philology “Blazhe Koneski”, Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts; Ss. Cyril and Methodius University – Institute of Macedonian Language “K. Misirkov”, ✔
Language Families in Alphabetical Order
Language family Language Author confirmed
Albanian Albanian ✔
Armenian Armenian
Baltic Latvian ✔
Baltic Lithuanian ✔
Basque Basque ✔
Caucasian (Abkhaz-Adyge) Abaza
Caucasian (Abkhaz-Adyge) Adyge
Caucasian (Abkhaz-Adyge) Kabardian
Caucasian (Nakho-Dagestanian) Chechen
Caucasian (Nakho-Dagestanian) Ingush
Celtic Breton ✔
Celtic Irish ✔
Celtic Scottish Gaelic
Celtic Welsh ✔
Eskaleut Greenlandic ✔
Germanic Danish
Germanic Dutch ✔
Germanic English
Germanic Faroese ✔
Germanic Frisian ✔
Germanic German ✔
Germanic Icelandic ✔
Germanic Luxemburgish ✔
Germanic Norwegian ✔
Germanic Swedish
Greek Greek ✔
Iranian Ossetic
Iranian Tat
Kartvelian Georgian ✔
Mongol Kalmyk
Romance Asturleonese ✔
Romance Catalan ✔
Romance Corsican
Romance Friulian ✔
Romance Galician ✔
Romance Gallo-Roman ✔
Romance Italian ✔
Romance Ladin ✔
Romance Portuguese ✔
Romance Romanian ✔
Romance Romansh
Romance Spanish ✔
Romany Romany
Semitic (Arabic) Maltese ✔
Slavic Belorrussian
Slavic Bosnian
Slavic Bulgarian ✔
Slavic Croatian ✔
Slavic Czech ✔
Slavic Kashubian ✔
Slavic Macedonian ✔
Slavic Montenegrian
Slavic Polish ✔
Slavic Russian ✔
Slavic Serbian
Slavic Slovak ✔
Slavic Slovenian ✔
Slavic Sorbian (Lusatian) ✔
Slavic Ukrainian ✔
Turkic Bashkir
Turkic Chuvash
Turkic Gagauz
Turkic Karachay-Balkar
Turkic Karaim
Turkic Kazakh
Turkic Kumyk
Turkic Noghay
Turkic Tatar
Turkic Turkish ✔
Uralic (Finnic) Estonian ✔
Uralic (Finnic) Finnish ✔
Uralic (Finnic) Ingrian
Uralic (Finnic) Karelian
Uralic (Finnic) Livonian
Uralic (Finnic) Veps
Uralic (Finnic) Votic
Uralic (Permic) Komi-Permyac
Uralic (Permic) Komi-Zyryan
Uralic (Permic) Udmurt (Votyak)
Uralic (Saami) Saami ✔
Uralic (Samoyed) Nenets (Yurak)
Uralic (Ugric) Hungarian ✔
Uralic (Volgaic) Erza-Mordvin
Uralic (Volgaic) Mari (Cheremis)
Uralic (Volgaic) Moksha-Mordvin
Languages in Alphabetical Order
Language Language family Author confirmed
Abaza Caucasian (Abkhaz-Adyge)
Adyge Caucasian (Abkhaz-Adyge)
Albanian Albanian ✔
Armenian Armenian
Astur-Leonese Romance ✔
Bashkir Turkic
Basque Basque ✔
Belorrussian Slavic ✔
Bosnian Slavic
Breton Celtic ✔
Bulgarian Slavic ✔
Catalan Romance ✔
Chechen Caucasian (Nakho-Dagestanian)
Chuvash Turkic
Corsican Romance
Croatian Slavic ✔
Czech Slavic ✔
Danish Germanic
Dutch Germanic ✔
English Germanic
Erza-Mordvin Uralic (Volgaic)
Estonian Uralic (Finnic) ✔
Faroese Germanic ✔
Finnish Uralic (Finnic) ✔
Frisian Germanic ✔
Friulian Romance ✔
Gagauz Turkic
Galician Romance ✔
Gallo-Roman Romance ✔
Georgian Kartvelian ✔
German Germanic ✔
Greek Greek ✔
Greenlandic Eskaleut ✔
Hungarian Uralic (Ugric) ✔
Icelandic Germanic ✔
Ingrian Uralic (Finnic)
Ingush Caucasian (Nakho-Dagestanian)
Irish Celtic ✔
Italian Romance ✔
Kabardian Caucasian (Abkhaz-Adyge)
Kalmyk Mongol
Karachay-Balkar Turkic
Karaim Turkic
Karelian Uralic (Finnic)
Kashubian Slavic ✔
Kazakh Turkic
Komi-Permyac Uralic (Permic)
Komi-Zyryan Uralic (Permic)
Kumyk Turkic
Ladin Romance ✔
Latgalian Baltic ✔
Latvian Baltic ✔
Lithuanian Baltic ✔
Livonian Uralic (Finnic)
Luxemburgish Germanic ✔
Macedonian Slavic ✔
Maltese Semitic (Arabic) ✔
Mari (Cheremis) Uralic (Volgaic)
Moksha-Mordvin Uralic (Volgaic)
Montenegrian Slavic
Nenets (Yurak) Uralic (Samoyed)
Noghay Turkic
Norwegian Germanic ✔
Ossetic Iranian
Polish Slavic ✔
Portuguese Romance ✔
Romanian Romance ✔
Romansh Romance ✔
Romany Romany
Russian Slavic ✔
Saami Uralic (Saami) ✔
Scottish Gaelic Celtic
Serbian Slavic
Slovak Slavic ✔
Slovenian Slavic ✔
Sorbian (Lusatian) Slavic ✔
Spanish Romance ✔
Swedish Germanic ✔
Tat Iranian
Tatar Turkic
Turkish Turkic ✔
Udmurt (Votyak) Uralic (Permic)
Ukrainian Slavic ✔
Veps Uralic (Finnic)
Votic Uralic (Finnic)
Welsh Celtic ✔
What is the expected length of the chapter?

The length of the chapter on the dialect classification of individual languages is likely to vary and depend on the size of the language area, its dialect diversity, and the history of dialect classification. Even the length of the chapter depends on each language, we suggest to write a chapter between 20-25 pages (take Times New Roman 12 as reference).

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How can I contribute to the project?

If you don’t find your language on the list of languages, please contact the editors at this e-mail address: diacleu@fryske-akademy.nl.

Note that the geographical scope of this project is limited to autochthonous languages spoken in Europe.

In which language should I write the chapter?

All contributions are written in English, to maximize the audience of the volume.

When is the submission deadline?

Deadline for submission of the first version is 31 December 2021.

Who do I contact for other questions?

If you have any questions, please use this e-mail address: diacleu@fryske-akademy.nl.

Where can I find the instructions for authors?

You can find all the instructions on this website: https://www.diacl.eu/information-for-authors/.

My English is not very good – what to do?

We suggest to proofread the chapter by a native speaker or a near-native speaker.