Talk:Pamir-Alay

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Gissar-Alai

According to ru:Гиссаро-Алай, pl:Hisaro-Ałaj, et:Hisori-Alai mäestik, lt:Gisaro Alajus and uk:Гіссаро-Алай this article ought to be named Gissar(o)-Alai, as Pamir(o)-Alai consists of Pamir, Gissar(o)-Alaj and the Tajik-depression according to ru:Памиро-Алай, pl:Pamiro-Ałaj, et:Pamiiri-Alai mäestik, lt:Pamyro Alajus,uk:Паміро-Алай and be:Паміра-Алай. Also the pages in Swedish agree - but those are written by me... The page in Czech is confused and cz:Pamíro-Alaj gives "Hissarsko-alajská soustava" as an alternative name. The only page fully in support of the view of this article is the page in Hindi - but it is obviously a translation. --Episcophagus (talk) 01:02, 26 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]