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Digor and Iron are not mutually comprehensible, as there are about 2,500 words in the Digor dialect that do not exist in the Iron dialect, and some North
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444:23 February
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1149:Categories
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595:Yazghulami
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391:References
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283:pronounced
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363:textbooks
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682:Scythian
657:Southern
652:Northern
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573:Sarikoli
543:Bartangi
406:, 1981.
369:See also
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225:digo1242
139:Cyrillic
107:Ossetian
1155:Ossetia
1061:extinct
1057:Italics
1042:Badeshi
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962:Kumzari
904:Taleshi
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877:Semnani
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647:Central
637:Parachi
617:Avestan
578:Shughni
563:Roshani
526:Eastern
494:History
410:p. 164.
347:Chechen
331:Chikola
302:of the
300:dialect
298:, is a
102:Eastern
97:Iranian
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857:Median
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800:Gorani
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327:Digora
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558:Munji
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