Celtic Knot Conference 2024/Submissions/Difficulties in describing plants in minority languages using the example of the Tatar language
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- Submission no.
About the submission[edit]
- Title of the submission
Difficulties in describing plants in minority languages using the example of the Tatar language
- Type of submission
Lightning talk
- Abstract (up to 300 words to describe your proposal)
There are a number of problems in filling out materials on the topic of flora and fauna of Tatarstan in Wikipedia in the Tatar language. Firstly, there is a lack of information about the nature of the republic and the unavailability of publications by Tatar scientists. Secondly, the terminology in the Tatar language is incomplete. Thirdly, these are synonyms, repeated names, folk names of plants and animals. And much more. The same difficulties can be observed on the pages of other minority languages. My report draws attention to these problems and presents ways to solve them.
- Theme of session
Visions Forged: Charting Paths in Language Advocacy.
- What will attendees take away from this session?
I can share my experience of describing plants with representatives of other linguistic minorities so that they can expand botanical and other topics in their languages on Wikipedia
- Language of presentation
English
- If you intend to submit a poster, an you have an example of one you have used in the past please include a link below
About the author[edit]
- Author of the submission
Ms. Dina Abdullina, Username: Динә Абдуллина
- E-mail address
dinabdullinamailru
- Country of origin
Russia
- Affiliation, if any (organisation, company etc.)
Wikimedia Community of Tatar language User Group
- Slides or further information (optional)
- Special requests
- Is this Submission a Draft or Final?
Draft
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