Ассириялықтар

Assyrian/Chaldean/Syriac people; Sūrāyē / Sūryāyē / Āṯūrāyē
	Ashurnasirpal II ·Abgar V of Edessa ·Ephrem the Syrian ·Pope Constantine ·Naum Faiq ·Agha Putrus ·Freydun Atturaya ·Alphonse Mingana ·Ammo Baba ·Rosie Malek Yonan ·Andre Agassi ·Kennedy Bakircioglü
Бүкіл жұрт саны
	3.3 million - 4.2 million (1994)
Маңызды жұрты бар аумақтар
Тіл(дер)і
	Syriac, Neo-Aramaic; (also various Neo-Aramaic dialects); Arabic, Persian, Turkish
Дін(дер)і
	Syriac Christianity; (also various Eastern denominations)
Қатысты этникалық топтары
	Mhallami; Other Semitic peoples

Ассириялықтар , айсорлар (өз атауы — атурай) — халық. Жалпы саны 350 мың (1992) адам. Негізінен Иракта (120 мың), Иранда (100 мың), Түркияда (70 мың), Ресей Федерациясында (0,6 мың), Сирияда, Иорданияда, [[Ливан]да, АҚШ-та, Грузияда тұрады. Тілі семит-хамит тілдер шоғырына жатады. Өздерін б.з.б. 2 — б.з. 7 ғ-ларда өмір сүрген Ассирия империясының мұрагеріміз деп санайды. А. Иранның, Араб Халифатының, Моғолдардың, Осман империясының қол астында болуы себепті басқа халықтармен сіңісіп кетсе де, ғасырлар бойы өзіндік ерекшеліктерін сақтап қалған. Сирия жазуының негізінде қалыптасқан төл әліпбиі бар, христиан (несториан) дінін ұстанады. Несториандар 7-8 ғ-ларда қазақ жеріне келіп, Жетісуда, жергілікті тайпалар арасында өз діндерін таратпақшы болғаны тарихтан белгілі. Негізгі шаруашылығы егіншілік пен бағбаншылық. Иранда мал ш-мен де айналысады, фольклоры өте бай.

↑ also transliterated Sūrōyē / Sūryōyē / Ōṯūrōyē; all of ā, ō and word-final ē transliterate Aramaic Ālaph ܐ. Nicholas Awde, Nineb Limassu, Nicholas Al-Jeloo, Modern Aramaic Dictionary & Phrasebook: (Assyrian/Syriac) (2007), ISBN 9780781810876, p. 4; see also Names of Syriac Christians.
↑ [1], UNPO estimates
↑ SIL Ethnologue estimate for the "ethnic population" associated with Assyrian Neo-Aramaic. [2]
↑ [3], CIA World Factbook
↑ Christians in Iraq GlobalSecurity.org total estimated to be some 500,000 after the Iraq war
↑ Iraqi Christians' long history, BBC
↑ [4]
↑ Assyrians Face Escalating Abuses in "New Iraq", Lisa Söderlindh, Inter Press Service 1,139,000 including some 300,000 Assyrian refugees from Iraq
↑ ^9,0 ^9,1 ^9,2 atour.com name="Population" _moz_dirty="" Population, atour.com
↑ [5], SIL Ethnologue "Assyrian Neo-Aramaic 15,000 in Iran (1994). Ethnic population: 80,000 (1994)" See also Christianity in Iran.
↑ [6], SIL Ethnologue "Turoyo [tru] 3,000 in Turkey (1994 Hezy Mutzafi). Ethnic population: 50,000 to 70,000 (1994). Hértevin [hrt] 1,000 (1999 H. Mutzafi). Originally Siirt Province. They have left their villages, most emigrating to the West, but some may still be in Turkey." See also Christianity in Turkey.
↑ Brief History of Assyrians, AINA.org
↑ Demographics of Sweden, Swedish Language Council "Sweden has also one of the largest exile communities of Assyrian and Syriac Christians (also known as Chaldeans) with a population of around 100,000."
↑ Brief History of Assyrians, AINA.org
↑ American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
↑ Thrown to the Lions, Doug Bandow, The America Spectator
↑ Jordan Should Legally Recognize Displaced Iraqis As Refugees, AINA.org. Assyrian and Chaldean Christians Flee Iraq to Neighboring Jordan, ASSIST News Service
↑ 70,000 Syriac Christians according to REMID (of which 55,000 Syriac Orthodox).
↑ Ancestry (full classification list) Australian Bureau of Statistics
↑ [7][8] More than two thirds of Iraqis in Australia (80,000) are Christians
↑ http://www.radiovaticana.org/en1/articolo.asp?c=49496
↑ ^22,0 ^22,1 ^22,2 ^22,3 ^22,4 ^22,5 ^22,6 Brief History of Assyrians, AINA.org

[0] so transliterated Sūrōyē / Sūryōyē / Ōṯūrōyē; all of ā, ō and word-final ē transliterate Aramaic Ālaph ܐ. Nicholas Awde, Nineb Limassu, Nicholas Al-Jeloo, Modern Aramaic Dictionary & Phrasebook: (Assyrian/Syriac) (2007), ISBN 9780781810876, p. 4; see also Names of Syriac Christians.

[1] [1], UNPO estimates

[2] SIL Ethnologue estimate for the "ethnic population" associated with Assyrian Neo-Aramaic. [2]

[3] [3], CIA World Factbook

[4] Christians in Iraq GlobalSecurity.org total estimated to be some 500,000 after the Iraq war

[5] Iraqi Christians' long history, BBC

[6] [4]

[7] Assyrians Face Escalating Abuses in "New Iraq", Lisa Söderlindh, Inter Press Service 1,139,000 including some 300,000 Assyrian refugees from Iraq

[atourpop-8] 9,0 ^9,1 ^9,2 atour.com name="Population" _moz_dirty="" Population, atour.com

[9] [5], SIL Ethnologue "Assyrian Neo-Aramaic 15,000 in Iran (1994). Ethnic population: 80,000 (1994)" See also Christianity in Iran.

[10] [6], SIL Ethnologue "Turoyo [tru] 3,000 in Turkey (1994 Hezy Mutzafi). Ethnic population: 50,000 to 70,000 (1994). Hértevin [hrt] 1,000 (1999 H. Mutzafi). Originally Siirt Province. They have left their villages, most emigrating to the West, but some may still be in Turkey." See also Christianity in Turkey.

[11] Brief History of Assyrians, AINA.org

[12] Demographics of Sweden, Swedish Language Council "Sweden has also one of the largest exile communities of Assyrian and Syriac Christians (also known as Chaldeans) with a population of around 100,000."

[13] Brief History of Assyrians, AINA.org

[14] American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau

[15] Thrown to the Lions, Doug Bandow, The America Spectator

[16] Jordan Should Legally Recognize Displaced Iraqis As Refugees, AINA.org. Assyrian and Chaldean Christians Flee Iraq to Neighboring Jordan, ASSIST News Service

[17] 70,000 Syriac Christians according to REMID (of which 55,000 Syriac Orthodox).

[18] Ancestry (full classification list) Australian Bureau of Statistics

[19] [7][8] More than two thirds of Iraqis in Australia (80,000) are Christians

[20] ttp://www.radiovaticana.org/en1/articolo.asp?c=49496

[AINApop-21] 22,0 ^22,1 ^22,2 ^22,3 ^22,4 ^22,5 ^22,6 Brief History of Assyrians, AINA.org

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