Niranese (Ukber)

Niranese or Ukber is an endangered Turkic-African Language that was spoken by the ukbers from the 5th century to the 14th century but was revived 2 centuries later and went extinct in 1924. it was widely spoken in Ningzhou, Yashar and Gangzhou province. the language is written in Perso-Arabic script.
The language was very popular in Ukberia and South Kazestan. the language is very similar to Old Uyghur and Chagatai.
The Ukber language only has around 214 native speakers as of 2007
History
The language of Ukber evolved from Old-Ukber after the break up of Ukberistan but there were still remnants of it migrated to Yashar and the language spread into Ukber and Uzbek villages in the 4th century.
The language is very simple an many people learn it today. Ukber is spoken in Rural-Oasis villages.
Ukber Alphabet in Englo-Latin
B – BU
C – CAS
Z – ZUH
K – KA
L – LAM
H – HAS
D – DAD
M – MUR
O – OGRA
R – RAK
E – ELU
P – PA
T – TUK
Numerals:
1: Jian
2: Xi
3: Wok
4: Hung
5: Zio
6: Tok
7: Kot
8: Nota
9: Niine
10: Walung