Lezgi links
Below you can find a collection of links to some Lezgi websites. The sites are in Russian, unless noted otherwise.
| Portals: | ||
| sharvili.com - a cooperative effort, including a library with Lezgi books in .pdf format and an active forum with considerable number of postings written in Lezgi | ||
| Лезгинский информационный портал - another portal with articles, forum and whatnot | ||
| Shah-Dagh - yet another web community with forum, chat, photo-sharing, mp3s and more | ||
| Places: | ||
| Derbent - the biggest (and oldest) town of southern Daghestan with a sizeable Lezgi population | ||
| Kc'ar - the capitol of the Azerbaijani Lezgis | ||
| Axty - oficially a village, but in truth a town up in the mountains | ||
| St'ur - a group of villages near the border (site in Lezgi) | ||
| Kurah region - a region in Daghestan inhabited by Lezgis | ||
| Something to read: | ||
| Samur - the newspaper of Azerbaijani Lezgis, archived | ||
| Lezgi gazet- website currently unavailable | ||
| ulub.net - Lezgi electronic library being a branch of Azerbaijani one. It includes articles taken from my website. Yay! | ||
| Language: | ||
| St'alvi's website - lots of language-related information in Russian | ||
| Lezgi pages - extensive Lezgi-Russian dictionary in .pdf format plus other stuff downloadable stuff (incl. Lezgi calendar and Lezgi folktales | ||
| Something to listen to: | ||
| dolalay.com - has quite a number of Lezgi songs, both traditional and not (there's even rap - cheggit!) |
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