Avaric, a Northeast Caucasian language, is primarily spoken by the Avar people in the Republic of Dagestan within the Russian Federation. It is also spoken by Avar communities in neighboring countries such as Azerbaijan and Georgia. Avaric is known for its intricate verbal system and rich oral tradition, often celebrated through poetry, folklore, and storytelling. With its distinct phonology and grammar, Avaric serves as a significant marker of cultural identity for the Avar community, reflecting their historical experiences and societal values. The language plays a crucial role in maintaining the unique heritage and traditions of the Avar people, contributing to the rich linguistic diversity of the Caucasus region.