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Lazuri Nena: A Grammar of the Laz Language

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March 26, 2026
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Lazuri Nena: A Grammar of the Laz Language is one of the most comprehensive linguistic works on the Laz language. Written in collaboration between Laz native speakers and European linguists, this grammar covers the phonology, morphology, and syntax of all major Laz dialects.

The book is an essential resource for anyone studying the Laz language, and it represents decades of fieldwork and linguistic analysis. It includes extensive examples from natural speech, traditional songs, and oral narratives collected from native speakers across the Laz-speaking region.

This review is part of our Bookshelf section, where we highlight important publications about Laz language, history, and culture.

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