Luri (لوری)
Luri is a collection of Western Iranian dialects spoken mainly in
Iran, and also in eastern Iraq, by about 5 million people. Luri, which
is also known as Lurish, has four dialect groups: Northern Lurish
(Minjaee), Laki, Bakhtiari (بختیاری)
and Southern Lurish. These dialects are similar to Persian, and the Bakhtiari dialect is transitional between Kurdish and Persian.
Luri alphabet
Information about Luri provided by Mohammad Mogoei
Sample text in Luri
ایما هوفتیئیم نهزیکیا سائت چارئو چارئو نیم. ونو که پآ تهش بیئن ئو بیار بیئن همهنه بیآر کهردهن ئو و سورئت ههمه خوشونه آمآده کهردن سی رهته ویره قوله.
Translation
We slept until close to four or four-thirty. Those who were around the fire
and who were awake awakened everyone and we quickly made ourselves ready to
set out for the ambush.
Sample text supplied by Michael Peter Füstumum
Source: https://fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/زبان_لری
Links
Information about Luri
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luri_language
Iranian languages
Avestan,
Baluchi,
Bartangi,
Dari,
Gilaki,
Ishkashimi,
Juhuri,
Khufi,
Kurdish,
Luri,
Mazandarani,
Ossetian,
Oroshor,
Persian,
Parthian,
Pashto,
Rushani,
Sanglechi,
Sarikoli,
Shabaki,
Shughni,
Tajik,
Talysh,
Tat,
Wakhi,
Yaghnobi,
Zazaki
Other languages written with the Arabic script
