- the Sámi languages,
including Sámi, Sami, Saami, Saame, Sámic,
Samic and
Saamic, as well as the
exonyms Lappish and Lappic. The last two,
along with the...
- *kakta)
Permic Finno-Volgaic (*śećem "7") Mari Finno-
Saamic (*kakteksa, *ükteksa "8, 9")
Saamic Finno-Mordvinic (replacement *kümmen "10" (*luki- "to...
-
Norwegian side" (norgga bealli) or "the
Finnish side" (suoma bealli). The
Saamic languages are the region's main
minority languages and also its
oldest attested...
-
about 500
still speak fluent Southern Sami. This
language belongs to the
Saamic group within the
Uralic language family. In Sweden,
Saami is one of five...
-
distinctive features.
Variants of the name
include Finno-
Saamic, Finno-Lappic, Fenno-
Saamic, or
Saamic–Fennic. Grenoble,
Lenore (2003).
Language Policy in...
- Uralic;
others propose a
close relation between Mordvinic with the
Finnic and
Saamic branches of Uralic. Rantanen, Timo; Tolvanen, Harri; Roose, Meeli; Ylikoski...
-
Arkhangelsk region, and a few
words are do****ented by
Norse travelers. Also some
Saamic toponyms can also be
found in the
Dvina basin.
There were
likely many Finnic...
-
Hungarians (and
their language) a
mixture of
Turkic and Hyperborean, for
example Saamic or Samo****ic, elements. Nonetheless, Vámbéry's
theory was
opposed by proponents...
-
masters of
nature (leshie,
water and others). The Mordovian, Mari, Udmurt,
Saamic and
Estonian mythologies are
characterized by
spirits —
mothers of nature...
