Finno-Ugric languages

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Uralic language subgroup language family branch

Finno-Ugric languages are a branch of the Uralic language family that includes languages such as Finnish, Estonian, and various Sami languages spoken across Northern Europe and parts of Russia.

Aliases (2)
Statements (58)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Uralic language subgroup →
language family branch →
hasAlternativeName Finno-Ugric branch →
Finno-Ugric group →
hasCharacteristic agglutinative morphology →
consonant gradation in some languages →
lack of grammatical gender →
possessive suffixes →
postpositions →
rich case system →
vowel harmony →
hasGeographicDistribution Baltic region →
Estonia →
Finland →
Hungary →
Northern Europe →
Russia →
Ural region →
Volga region →
Western Siberia →
hasMember Erzya language →
Estonian language →
Finnish language →
Hill Mari language →
Hungarian language →
Inari Sami language →
Ingrian language →
Karelian language →
Khanty language →
Kildin Sami language →
Komi language →
Livonian language →
Ludic language →
Lule Sami language →
Mansi language →
Mari languages →
Meadow Mari language →
Moksha language →
Mordvinic languages →
Northern Sami language →
Permic languages →
Pite Sami language →
Saami languages →
Sami languages →
Seto language →
Skolt Sami language →
South Estonian language →
Southern Sami language →
Ter Sami language →
Udmurt language →
Ume Sami language →
Veps language →
Votic language →
hasProtoLanguage Proto-Finno-Ugric language →
isRelatedTo Samoyedic languages →
isSubjectOf Uralic linguistics →
partOf Uralic language family →
subclassOf Uralic languages →
Referenced by (8)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Baltic states →
Finns →
Sámi →
languageFamily
Kildin Sámi ("Finno-Ugric group (traditional classification)") →
belongsTo
Permic languages ("Finno-Ugric branch") →
geneticClassification
Uralic languages →
hasSubfamily
Ugric languages →
subclassOf
Sami →
subfamilyOf
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