Also Known As:
Sangesari, Mahdi Shahri, Mehdishahri, Sängesäri, Sangsari, Sängsari, Sängsäri, Sengiseri, Sengsari
Dialects & Varieties
A dictionary of Sangesari: with a grammatical outline
Čeraq Ali Azami and Gernot Windfuhr. 1972. "A Dictionary of Sangesari: with a Grammatical Outline." Franklin Book Programs.
Vulnerable
20 percent certain, based on the evidence available
~30,000
Native Speakers Worldwide
Speakers
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Comments on speakers
"The men are heavily exposed to bilingualism but without any observable major linguistic interference, which cannot be said of many modern-schooled youths."
Location and Context
Countries
Iran
Location Description
"The center of Sangesari is Sangesar itself [now called Mehdishahr] and the neighboring villages of Ziyârat (1 km north), Tâlebâbâd (1 km south), and Dargazin (9 km south)"
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