Lazi

Lazepe; ლაზეფე
	Lazi oko 1900-ih
Ukupna populacija
	50.000 (1970 proc..)
Regioni sa značajnim brojem pripadnika
Jezik/ci
	Laz, turski, gruzijski
Religija
	Sunitski islam u Turskoj,; pravoslavlje u Gruziji
Srodne etničke grupe
	Mingrelijanci i drugi Gruzijci

Za ostale upotrebe, v. Lazi (razvrstavanje).

Lazi su etnička grupa koja pretežno živi u Turskoj u oblasti zvanoj Lazistan. Većinom su islamske religije, a govore laskim jezikom, koji spada u zansku grupu južnokavkaske porodice jezika.

Ima ih oko 42.000 u Turskoj.

Veze

Lazika

Izvori

↑ ^1,0 ^1,1 Hewsen, Robert H.. „Laz - Orientation”. World Culture Encyclopedia. »The census of 1945 cited 46,987 Laz speakers but did not count Turkish-speaking Laz and is certainly an undercount. The Soviet census of 1926—the last one in which the Laz are mentioned—listed 643 ethnic Laz in Ajaria and 730 Laz speakers. Catford (1970) estimated the total number of Laz at about 50,000, but there is no question that they are gradually becoming assimilated to the Turkish population at large.«
↑ „Laz”. Ethnologue.
↑ Roger Rosen, Jeffrey Jay Foxx, The Georgian Republic, Passport Books (September 1991)

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[orientation-1] 1,0 ^1,1 Hewsen, Robert H.. „Laz - Orientation”. World Culture Encyclopedia. »The census of 1945 cited 46,987 Laz speakers but did not count Turkish-speaking Laz and is certainly an undercount. The Soviet census of 1926—the last one in which the Laz are mentioned—listed 643 ethnic Laz in Ajaria and 730 Laz speakers. Catford (1970) estimated the total number of Laz at about 50,000, but there is no question that they are gradually becoming assimilated to the Turkish population at large.«

[ethnologue-2] „Laz”. Ethnologue.

[3] Roger Rosen, Jeffrey Jay Foxx, The Georgian Republic, Passport Books (September 1991)

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