Examples of using Uralic in English and their translations into German
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Hungarian An Ugric(Uralic) language.
Selkup A Samoyedic(Uralic) language spoken in Russia Krasnoyarsk and Tomsk Regions.
Hungarian, Finnish, Estonian, and other Uralic languages.
In this sense, Uralic had been an"endangered" language until it stated to expand and spread.
With Petar Kehayov*2003 The endangered Uralic languages.
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Nenets A Samoyedic(Uralic) language spoken in Russia Yamalo-Nenets and Dolgano-Nenets Regions.
Häkkinen, Jaakko: Early contacts between Uralic and Yukaghir.
The other Uralic languages are minority languages in the Russian Federation, Romania, Ukraine and Slovakia.
Numerous words in Indo-European and Uralic resemble each other.
As a result, many words have been borrowed between them,most often from Indo-European languages into Uralic ones.
FID Finnug- Scientific Information Service Finno-Ugric/ Uralic Languages, Literatures and Cultures.
Siberian ancestry persists today The study compared the ancient individuals not only to each other, but also to modern populations, including Saami,Finnish and other Uralic language speakers.
A number of very old convergences in the vocabulary andgrammatical structure of Indo-European and Uralic, which did not result from borrowing, point to this common language layer.
Then, Uralic speakers would have been the first to settle most of Europe, and the language of the Indo-European invaders was influenced by the native Uralic population, producing the Germanic proto-language.
Wiik's argument is based on the assumption that only three language groupsexisted in pre-Indo-European Europe, namely Uralic, Indo-European, and Basque, corresponding to three ice age refugia.
Other proposals, further back in time(and correspondingly less accepted), model PIE as a branch of Indo-Uralic with a Caucasian substratum;link PIE and Uralic with Altaic and certain other families in Asia, such as Korean, Japanese, Chukotko-Kamchatkan and Eskimo-Aleut(representative proposals are Nostratic and Joseph Greenberg's Eurasiatic); or link some or all of these to Afro-Asiatic, Dravidian, etc.
Thirteen official tongues from six distinct branches of the Indo-European group of languages- Germanic,Slavic, Uralic, Romance, Celtic, and Greek- are spoken in the eurozone.
In Eurasia and the Americas, Indo-European languages; in Scandinavia,Central Europe and Northern Russia, Uralic languages; in Central Asia, Turkic languages; in Southern India, Dravidian languages; in North Africa, Semitic languages; etc.
The FID Northern Europe collects scientifically-relevant literature on Denmark, Norway(including Svalbard), Sweden, Greenland, Iceland,the Faroe Islands and Finland through the FID Finnish-Ugric/ Uralic Languages, Literatures and Cultures at the Göttingen State and University Library.
It is to be noted that there were further existent parallelities in area and typology,with reference to the Uralic and the non-Uralic-Altaian neighbours thereof, especially with the Indo-European language family.