Kyrgyzophone

English

Etymology

From Kyrgyz +‎ -o- +‎ -phone.

Adjective

Kyrgyzophone (not comparable)

1. Speaking Kyrgyz.
   • 2023, Gulzat Baialieva, Joldon Kutmanaliev, Kyrgyzstan’s Digital Populists: How Social Media is Reshaping Political Discourse in Central Asia‎^[1], The Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs, page 13:

     The linguistic divide in Kyrgyzstan’s digital space separates information channels between Russophone and Kyrgyzophone people. Generally, Russian-language social media tends to target the middle class and urban dwellers. Kyrgyz-language media platforms, meanwhile, tend to be popular among residents from the regions or rural areas.

Translations

Kyrgyz-speaking

• Finnish: kirgisialaisenkielinen
• French: kirghizophone (fr)
• German: kirgisischsprachig
• Polish: kirgiskojęzyczny (pl)
• Russian: киргизоязы́чный (kirgizojazýčnyj), кыргызоязы́чный (kyrgyzojazýčnyj)
• Swedish: kirgiziskspråkig
• Ukrainian: киргизомо́вний (kyrhyzomóvnyj)

Noun

Kyrgyzophone (plural Kyrgyzophones)

1. One who speaks Kyrgyz.