State Anthem of Ingushetia

ГӀалгӀайчен гимн
Государственный гимн Ингушетии
English: Anthem of Ingushetia
	Coat of arms of Ingushetia
	Regional anthem of Ingushetia
Lyrics	Ramzan Tsurov (1993, 2010)
Music	Ruslan Zangiyev
Adopted	27 August 1993; 7 December 2010
Audio sample
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Last updated June 09, 2024

Official orchestral instrumental recording (one verse)

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The State Anthem of Ingushetia^{[lower-alpha 1]} is one of the national symbols of the republic of Ingushetia, a federal subject of Russia, along with its flag and coat of arms. The anthem was composed and written by an Ingush poet Ramzan Tsurov in 1993. It was first adopted on 27 August 1993 then readopted officially on 7 December 2010.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Lyrics

In 1993, the Ingush national congress wanted an anthem for the Republic of Ingushetia, at which the poems written by Ingush poet Ramzan Tsurov were accepted. Later that year, Ingush composer Ruslan Zangiyev put Tsurov's poems into music. Subsequently, the Parliament of Ingushetia officially approved the State Anthem of Ingushetia.^[4]

Current lyrics

Ingush original^[3]	Johanna Nichols Latin orthography	IPA transcription as sung^{[lower-alpha 2]}	English translation^[5]
I Лоамий мехка хозагӀа дола дакъа ДӀа а лаьца улл хьо, ГӀалгӀайче, Курра йолаш никъ хьо хьай дӀахо Дуне мел латт яха хьо, ГӀалгӀайче. 𝄆 АллахӀ — Даьла, низ ба ГӀалгӀайченна,^{[lower-alpha 3]} Везан — Даьла, йоахае ГӀалгӀайче! 𝄇 II Лаьтта даттӀал йоккха я човнаш, МоастагӀаша хьа дегӀа яьраш. Эздий хилба хьа керахьа къонгаш, ЧӀир леха, бохабе гӀаьраш. 𝄆 АллахӀ — Даьла, низ ба ГӀалгӀайченна,^{[lower-alpha 3]} ЧӀир леха низ^{[lower-alpha 4]} ба ГӀалгӀайченна!^{[lower-alpha 3]} 𝄇 III Дунен чухьа лехаргьяц оатто, Деза вайна хьагӀ йоаца вахар. Лаьтта оахаш дахаргда лаьтта, Низ кхоаче из лаьтта аха. 𝄆 АллахӀ — Даьла, низ ба ГӀалгӀайченна,^{[lower-alpha 3]} Лаьтта аха низ ба ГӀалгӀайченна!^{[lower-alpha 3]} 𝄇 IV Бокъонга сатувс хьа уйлаша, Дог, тов мо, леталу хьа чӀоагӀа. Тха Даьхе, хьо массаза хийла, Кортамукъа, дех Даьлага оаха. 𝄆 АллахӀ — Даьла, низ ба ГӀалгӀайченна,^{[lower-alpha 3]} Кортамукъа халлийта ГӀалгӀайче! 𝄇	I Loamij mexka xozagha dola daq’a Dwa a läca ull hwo, Ghalghaiche, Kurra jolash niq’ hwo hwai dwaxo Dune mel latt jaxa hwo, Ghalghaiche. 𝄆 Allah – Däla niz ba Ghalghaichenna, Vezan – Däla joaxae Ghalghaiche! 𝄇 II Lätta datt’al jokqa ja chovnash, Moastaghasha hwa degha järash. Ezdij xilba hwa kjerahwa q’ongash, Ch’ir lexa, boxabe ghärash. 𝄆 Allah – Däla niz ba Ghalghaichenna, Ch’ir lexa niz ba Ghalghaichenna! 𝄇 III Dunen chuhwa lexargjjac oatto, Deza vajna hwagh joaca vaxar. Lätta oaxash daxargda lätta, Niz qoache iz lätta axa. 𝄆 Allah! – Däla niz ba Ghalghaichenna, Lätta axa niz ba Ghalghaichenna! 𝄇 IV Boqonga satuvs hwa ujlasha, Dog, tov mo, letalu hwa ch’oagha. Txa Däxe, hwo massaza xijla, Kortamuq’a, dex Dälaga oaxa. 𝄆 Allah! – Däla, niz ba Ghalghaichenna, Kortamuq’a xallijta Ghalghaiche! 𝄇	1 [ɫɔ̯ɑ.mʲiː mʲeχ.kə χo.zəʁ‿doɫ dɑ.qʼə \|] [d͡ʡɑ‿ɑ lɛ̯æ.t͡sə uɫː ʜo ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲe ‖] [kur.rə jo.ɫəʃ nʲɪqʼ ʜo ʜɑj d͡ʡɑ.χo \|] [dʏ.nʲe mʲeɫ ɫɑtː jɑχ ʜo ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲe ‖] 𝄆 [ɑɫ.ɫɑh dɛ̯æ.ɫə nʲɪz bɑ ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲen^{[lower-alpha 3]} \|] [ʋʲe.zən dɛ̯æ.ɫə jɔ̯ɑ.χi.e ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲe ‖] 𝄇 2 [lɛ̯æt.tə dɑt.tʼəɫ joχ.qə jə t͡ʃoʊ̯.nəʃ \|] [mɔ̯ɑs.tɑ.ʁəʃ ʜɑ dʲe.ʁə jɛ̯æ.rəʃ ‖] [ez.dʲij χɘɫ(ə).bə ʜɑ kʲe.rɑʜ qʼo(j)n.gəʃ \|] [t͡ʃʼʲɪr(ə) lʲe.χə bo.χə.bʲe ʁɛ̯æ.rəʃ ‖] 𝄆 [ɑɫ.ɫɑh dɛ̯æ.ɫə nʲɪz bɑ ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲen^{[lower-alpha 3]} \|] [t͡ʃʼʲɪr(ə) lʲe.χə nʲɪz^{[lower-alpha 5]} bɑ ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲen^{[lower-alpha 3]} ‖] 𝄇 3 [du.nʲen t͡ʃʊ.ʜə lʲe.χər.gi.ɑt͡s ɔ̯ɑt.to \|] [dʲe.zə ʋəj.nə ʜɑg jɔ̯ɑ.t͡sə ʋɑ.χər ‖] [lɛ̯æt.tə ɔ̯ɑ.χəʒ‿dɑ.χərg.də lɛ̯æt.tə \|] [nʲɪz qɔ̯ɑ.t͡ʃʲe ɘz lɛ̯æt.tə ɑ.χə ‖] 𝄆 [ɑɫ.ɫɑh dɛ̯æ.ɫə nʲɪz bɑ ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲen^{[lower-alpha 3]} \|] [lɛ̯æt.tə ɑ.χə nʲɪz bɑ ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲen^{[lower-alpha 3]} ‖] 𝄇 4 [bo.qʼoŋ.gə sɑ.tuːs ʜɑ ʏj.ɫɑʃ \|] [dok toʊ̯ mo lʲe.tə.ɫu ʜɑ t͡ʃʼɔ̯ɑ.ʁə ‖] [t͡χə dɛ̯æ.χʲe ʜo mɑs.səz(ə) χɘj.ɫə \|] [kor.tə.mu.qʼə dʲeχ dɛ̯æ.ɫəg(ə) ɔ̯ɑ.χə ‖] 𝄆 [ɑɫ.ɫɑh dɛ̯æ.ɫə nʲɪz bɑ ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲen^{[lower-alpha 3]} \|] [kor.tə.mu.qʼə χəl.lʲiːt ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲe ‖] 𝄇	I Within the finest of mountains Ingushetia proudly lies. Embarking into the future, Ingushetia forever. 𝄆 God strengthen Ingushetia, May God bless Ingushetia! 𝄇 II If the land be torn asunder, If foes led you to disaster. May heroic sons be noble, And survivors will avenge them. 𝄆 God strengthen Ingushetia, May God enliven the fallen! 𝄇 III Looking not for a life easy, But to live without dark envy. Cultivated is our homeland, Gallant we are so she be grand. 𝄆 God strengthen Ingushetia, May our homeland be prosperous! 𝄇 IV Your ambition for righteousness, Your heart ablaze and luminous. Fervidly burning it becomes, Long live our ancestral homeland. 𝄆 God strengthen Ingushetia, Free be our Ingushetia! 𝄇

2005–2010 lyrics

In 2005, Head Murat Zyazikov decided that the anthem of Ingushetia was too aggressive and did not reflect the "people's desire for peace, creation, good neighborly relations", so he approved a new version, titled "My Motherland" (Russian : Моя Родина) to the verses of the Ingush poet Said Chakhkiev. This version, used until 2010, was translated by Igor Lyapin.^[6]

Notes

↑ Ingush: ГӀалгӀайчен гимн, Ġalġayçen gimn, pronounced [ʁəɫʁəjt͡ʃʲengʲimn] ; Russian: Государственный гимн Ингушетии, Gosudarstvennyj gimn Ingušetii
↑ See File:Anthem of Ingushetia - ГIалгIайчен гимн.ogg, Help:IPA and Ingush language § Phonology.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sometimes written ГӀалгӀайче [ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲe] .
↑ Sometimes written из [ɘz] .
↑ Sometimes written из [ɘz] .

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References

↑ "Конституционный закон Республики Ингушетия от 7 декабря 2010 г. N 57-РЗ "О Государственном гимне Республики Ингушетия" (с изменениями от 4 июля 2011 г.)". ЗАО "Финансово-Правовое Агентство". 2015-01-21. Archived from the original on 2015-01-21. Retrieved 2022-04-10.
↑ ст. 106 Конституции Республики Ингушетия (in Russian)
1 2 "Гимн Ингушетии". Гимнус (in Russian). Retrieved 2022-04-10.
1 2 "25 лет Республике Ингушетия. Государственный гимн Республики Ингушетия". Государственная Архивная Служба Республики Ингушетия (in Russian). 2017-05-29. Retrieved 2022-05-10.
↑ God Bless Ingushetia (2021-11-05). LT.
↑ Ингушетия (2005-05-26). Ingushetia.ru.

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[1] Ingush: ГӀалгӀайчен гимн, Ġalġayçen gimn, pronounced [ʁəɫʁəjt͡ʃʲengʲimn] ; Russian: Государственный гимн Ингушетии, Gosudarstvennyj gimn Ingušetii

[6] See File:Anthem of Ingushetia - ГIалгIайчен гимн.ogg, Help:IPA and Ingush language § Phonology.

[e-8] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sometimes written ГӀалгӀайче [ʁəɫ.ʁəj.t͡ʃʲe] .

[9] Sometimes written из [ɘz] .

[10] Sometimes written из [ɘz] .

[2] "Конституционный закон Республики Ингушетия от 7 декабря 2010 г. N 57-РЗ "О Государственном гимне Республики Ингушетия" (с изменениями от 4 июля 2011 г.)". ЗАО "Финансово-Правовое Агентство". 2015-01-21. Archived from the original on 2015-01-21. Retrieved 2022-04-10.

[3] ст. 106 Конституции Республики Ингушетия (in Russian)

[hymnus-4] 1 2 "Гимн Ингушетии". Гимнус (in Russian). Retrieved 2022-04-10.

[ingarchive-5] 1 2 "25 лет Республике Ингушетия. Государственный гимн Республики Ингушетия". Государственная Архивная Служба Республики Ингушетия (in Russian). 2017-05-29. Retrieved 2022-05-10.

[7] God Bless Ingushetia (2021-11-05). LT.

[11] Ингушетия (2005-05-26). Ingushetia.ru.

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