Finno-Ugrian Languages and PeoplesAdaptation of Hajdu's "Finnugor nepek es nyelvek". Budapest, Gondolat kiado, 1963. |
Contents
Preface | 13 |
FINNOUGRIAN PREHISTORY | 27 |
FINNOUGRIAN LANGUAGES | 76 |
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agriculture ancestors animals Baltic Finnic became began Carelian cent characteristics Cheremis Chuvash clothing cognates Common Finnic period culture dialects eastern eighteenth century elements Enets Estonian example existence Finland Finn Finnic languages Finnic-Permian Finnish Finno Finno-Ugrian languages forests grammatical groups guages Häme Helsinki herds Hungarian Hungary hunting and fishing important Indo-European influence inhabitants Jugria Kalevala Kama known Lake land Lapps later linguistic literary language live Livonian loanwords millennium BC Mordvin neighbours Nenets Nganasans nomadic northern noun Ob-Ugrians origin Ostyak Permian plural population possessive suffixes present century pronoun Proto-Finno-Ugrian reindeer breeding relationship result river rôle Russian Samoyed Samoyed languages scholars seen Selkups separate shamans Siberia similar songs southern Soviet Swedish Tatar tion traces tradition tribal tribe Tundra Turkic Ugrian Ugrian period Uralic Uralic Languages Vepsians verb vocabulary Vodian Vogul Voguls and Ostyaks Volga Votyak vowel wood words Yukagir Zyryan