and its dialects are spoken in sparsely distributed small pockets in northern and northwestern Iran. Tati shares common isogloss and many characteristic words with Talysh and Zaza that are not found in other Iranian languages. Tati, similar to Zaza, has a two-gender, case and ergative system. The language is also referred to as Southern Tati and is considered the present-day Azari, reflecting its affinity with Old Azeri.

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