Osmanli

Alatyan : dialect of Western Turkish ; it is the typical literary language of the family, spoken by the Oghuz or Ottoman Turks; it is closely allied to Tshuvash , Kirghiz , Turcoman , and Igur or Uigur and Jagatai , but very much softened. Osnabrück , Osnaburg . Teutonic: dialect of Low-German . See Strodtmann: “Idioticon,” Leipzig, 1756. O et , O etian , or O itinian . Caucasian: modern dialect of Abascia, cla ed as Armenic . Also called Iron ( i.e. , Irân), from the name of the Caucasian people who speak it. See Klaproth: “Asia P.,” p. 89; Dicty. by Sjögren, St. Petersburg, 1844; Grammar by Rosen, St. Petersburg, 1846.