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Lezgian is a language spoken primarily in the Caucasus region that belongs to a family of related languages called Lezgic languages. It matters because it represents an important part of the linguistic and cultural diversity of the Caucasus, a region known for having some of the world's most complex and varied languages.
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Le lezghien (également : lezghine, lezgi ; en lezghien : лезги чIал) est une langue parlée par les Lezghiens, qui vivent dans le sud du Daghestan (une république de la fédération de Russie) et dans le nord de l'Azerbaïdjan.
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