-
referred to
mainly as Chud
Otyatskaya (чудь отяцкая), Otyaks,
Wotyaks or
Votyaks, all
being exonyms.
Today such
exonyms are
considered offensive by Udmurts...
- outsiders, it has
traditionally been
referred to by its
Russian exonym,
Votyak.
Udmurt has
borrowed vocabulary from
neighboring languages,
mainly from...
- автономи улос
Udmurt avtonomi ulos) was
formed on 4
November 1920 as the
Votyak Autonomous Oblast (Russian: Вотская автономная область
Votskaja avtonomnaja...
- the
Udmurt people. It
originated on 4
November 1920 as the
Votyak Autonomous Oblast ("
Votyak" is an
obsolete name for Udmurts, "Vot"
being the obsolete...
- 448,022 0.36
Other Turkic dialects 156,348 0.93 284,064 0.26 440,412 0.35
Votyak 2,245 0.01 418,725 0.38 420,970 0.34 Mari 2,191 0.01 373,248 0.34 375,439...
-
gather in the new Kazan, as the
chronicles report: Muslims, Cheremis,
Votyaks, Bulgars.
Quote from the
Kazan History,
compiled in 1564-1566: And he went...
- (West Siberia)
coloured cloth yellow with Iris
sibirica flowers and the
Votyaks,
Mordvins and
Kalmyks derived red dye from
Galium species. It has also...
- 1921–1922:Kabardin
Autonomous Oblast 1924–1925:Kara-Kirghiz
Autonomous Oblast 1920–1932:
Votyak Autonomous Oblast Under Kazakh ****R
until 1930. "СОЮЗ СОВЕТСКИХ СОЦИАЛИСТИЧЕСКИХ...
- Delisle's
ethnographic observations on the
native peoples he
encountered (the
Votyaks, Ostyaks, Tartars, Voguls, and Chuvash)
include details of
their religious...
- paper, he
wrote essays describing the
individual characteristics of the
Votyaks (Udmurts), a Finno-Ugric
people under Russian rule who live in the Udmurt...
