Vogul language

E357087

Vogul language is an Uralic language of the Ob-Ugric branch spoken by the Mansi people in western Siberia.

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Vogul language canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ob-Ugric language
Uralic language
minority language
alternativeName Mansi
Mansi language
classifiedBy Finno-Ugric studies
closelyRelatedTo Khanty language
country Russia
documentedSince 16th century
endonymForPeople Mansi
ethnicity Mansi
glottocode mans1257
hasAncestor Ob-Ugric languages
surface form: Proto-Ob-Ugric

Proto-Uralic language
surface form: Proto-Uralic
hasDialect Eastern Mansi
Northern Mansi
Southern Mansi
Western Mansi
hasFeature consonant gradation (in some dialects)
no grammatical gender
postpositions rather than prepositions
hasMorphologicalFeature agglutinative morphology
possessive suffixes
rich case system
hasPhonologicalFeature vowel harmony
hasSpeakerNumberTrend declining
hasStandardVarietyBasedOn Northern Mansi dialect
hasSyntacticFeature predominantly SOV word order
historicalRegion Ob River basin
historicalWritingSystem Latin script
Old Permic script
ISO639-3 mns
languageFamily Uralic languages
languageShiftTowards Russian
linguisticTypology head-final language
nativeName маньси латкв
partOf Finno-Ugric languages
surface form: Finno-Ugric branch (traditional classification)
region Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
surface form: Khanty–Mansi Autonomous Okrug

Western Siberia
spokenBy Mansi people
status endangered language
subfamily Ob-Ugric languages
underInfluenceOf Russian language
usedAs marker of Mansi ethnic identity
usedIn Mansi folklore
local education (limited)
local media (limited)
traditional Mansi oral literature
writingSystem Cyrillic script

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Mansi language hasAlternativeName Vogul language