The Forgotten Voice of the Steppes | The Saka Language

Andy good day my name is Andy how are you about the Saka language. Saka the Saka language belonged to the eastern Iranian branch of the Indo-Ianian family. Itself a branch of the Indo European languages. It was spoken by the Sakas who lived in the Tianshan and Pamir and later in parts of South Asia. Several dialects developed the best attested being cottanes and tumsukis preserved in manuscripts from the tarim basen. These dialects were written in modified brahami and were used for both administrative and Buddhist religious texts. As a language of nomadic and settled peoples, Saka incorporated influences from neighboring cultures and gradually disappeared by the early medieval period leaving behind a rich linguistic and textual legacy. Osakas were an Indo-Ianian seminomic people who emerged around the ends of the second and beginning of the first Millennium BC in the regions of Jetisu and Tiansan. Formed from Indo-Iran tribes of Siberia and local Jisu farmers. First recorded in the sixth century BC as Sakahuma warga during the reign of Syes of the Greats. They became renounced for their intricate gold work, vivid carpets and ritual tattoos believed to offer protection. Devote of a solar dy who rode a magical horse across the sky. The Sakas had a deeply spiritual culture. Following this placement by the UG in the second century BC, they migrated south, founding Indosaka Kingdom and spreading their influence throughout the Tarin basen. In the next part, let's listen to the beautiful sounds of their language. Numbers. Ва 2 3 чаفра панзашида hasшти na vocabulary hu na ma tau asu ma tu vara mara mu paru vishwa Dura, Nazda, Stura Hamandi, Ana Nama Zam Karan, War Nias Gas Van Mura, Pana Kus, Mer, Qar Haus, Saak, Spar, sama Kata. Aura, Gari, Vana, Masti War Passi Gapa Aspa, Chanй, Charman, Charchman Gauscha Vastau, Badi, Rauka Ara, I, Xahar, Ra, Zada, Spava, Sample. SP B Gara.