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Мовы народаў СНД / Tatar

Translation From Tatar to Russian language and from Russian to Tatar language

GMC Translation Service Translation Center offers professional translation from Tatar language (or to Tatar language). The collective of our Center consisting of highly qualified translators, correctors and managers will do their best in order for the written translation will be implemented with high quality and in proper term. We guarantee high quality of translation in different subject matter spheres: medicine, ecology, oil production, gas production, food industry, management and marketing, finances, instrument engineering, motor industry, different types of legal documents, contracts, software, instructions and manuals for up-to-date home appliances and technology, and etc.

Tatar language is one of the Turkic languages relating to Altaic language family. In the beginning of the 1990-s years Tatar language was declared as the state language of the Republic of Tatarstan, in line with Russian language. Number of ethnic Tatars in the territory of the Russian Federation reaches 7 million, and about two million of them live in Tatarstan. Tatar is also spoken by a part of the population of Bashkiria, Chuvashia, the Komi Republic and Mordovia, as well as of Chelyabinsk and Sverdlovsk regions. Historically, “Tatars” is the self-designation of a Mongolian tribe representatives of which, spoke Mongolian language and were mentioned by Chinese chroniclers as northern nomadic neighbours.

Three dialects can be identified in Tatar language – Mishar, Kazan-Tatar and Siberian-Tatar, which were formed in separate ethnic groups in dependence on the area of displacement of Tatar-speakers. The first two dialect variants gave the origin of literary Tatar language. Arabic graphics became the basis of Tatar script which occurred in the XIII century. After 1928 it was the Latin alphabet, and since 1939 and till present time Cyrillic alphabet is the basis of written Tatar language.
Tatar language, in line with Bashkir, Kazakh, Turkish, refers to agglutinative languages that means: root is usually identical to the word, and all modifications are expressed by a set of suffixes, the latter of which plays the role of inflexion. Compare for example with the languages of inflectional type (Russian or English).
Example:

  • kitap (Tatar) - book
  • kitaplar (Tatar) - books
  • kitaplarda (Tatar) - in books
  • kitaplarymda (Tatar) – in my books
  • kitabym (Tatar) – my books

Modern Tatar language enters proactively the information space. Permanent growth of the number of sites with Tatar ethnic component, which is presently equal to several hundreds, evidently shows the progressing interest to Tatar language and culture.

Did you know that…

  • Kazan Tatars allow the bride to be a lot younger than the groom; however the grooms of Mishar Tatars were younger than their brides.  Тhe Kazan Tatars have a saying: "Бурек белен бэрсэн, егылмаслык булган", which basically means that if you throw a hat at a girl and she doesn’t fall that means that she is ready for marriage.
  • Russian language that was in contact with Tatar for many centuries has borrowed a lot of words from Tatar. For example: “туман ”(fog), “атлас”(globe) “казна”(treasury) “каблук”(heal) “бурундук”(chipmunk), “алмаз”(diamond), “жемчуг”(pearl), “табун”(herd), “бирюк”(wolf), “карий”(brown), “барс”(snow leopard), “буран”(snowstorm), “кирпич”(brick), “деньги”(money), “кабан”(wild boar), “беркут”(golden eagle), “таракан”(cockroach), “камыш”(rush), “дурман”(datura), “калач”(calatch), “безмен”(bismar), “башня”(tower) and etc
  • Tatar cuisine can surprise you. Its originality is shown in their bakery (“бэлеши”, “бэккэны”, “сумса”, “эч-почмаки”), which are put on the table to have with tea.
In Moscow (on the Altufiev highway) a network Tatar store “Бэхетле” is located, where you can taste Tatar cuisine made by Tatar chefs with Tatar vegetables and meats.

Мовы народаў СНД