Future of the Karelian language in the Republic of Karelia P. Zaikov Petrozavodsk State University, Petrozavodsk, Rossia The Karelians live in the West – Northern part of Russia in the Republic of Kar

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• Uralic languages
• Uralic
• Europe
• Languages of Russia
• Baltic Finns
• Languages of Finland
• Finnic languages
• Karelia
• Karelian language
• Tver Karelians
• Finns
• Petrozavodsk

http://dx.doi.orgFEJF2016.64.velmezova THE ESTONIAN LANGUAGE AS PRESENTED IN THE GREAT SOVIET ENCYCLOPAEDIA: LANGUAGE DESCRIPTIONS AND IDEOLOGY1 Ekaterina Velmezova

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• Europe
• Uralic languages
• Finnic languages
• Agglutinative languages
• Languages of Russia
• Estonian language
• Estonia
• Great Soviet Encyclopedia
• Tallinn
• Finno-Ugric languages
• Estonian Wikipedia
• Paul Ariste

EuroBABEL Ob-Ugric in Vienna Short description of the Individual Project in Vienna (part of the EUROCORES/EuroBABEL collaborative research project “Ob-Ugric languages: conceptual structures, lexicon, constructions, cat

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• Uralic languages
• Culture
• Uralic
• Linguistics
• Languages of Russia
• Agglutinative languages
• Mansi
• Finno-Ugric languages
• Ugric peoples
• Ob-Ugric languages
• Mansi language
• Ugric languages

http://dx.doi.orgFEJF2016.64.giants GIANTS IN TRANSMEDIA Mare Kõiva, Andres Kuperjanov Abstract: The purpose of this article is to discuss transmedia narratives based on giant lore, which is described by means

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• Estonian mythology
• Kalevipoeg
• Uralic mythology
• Estonian folklore
• Giants
• Toell the Great
• Suur Tll
• Vanapagan
• Kalevi
• Transmedia storytelling
• Estonian literature
• Linda

(C) The Curious Case of EstonianEstonian is a Uralic language closely related to Finnish; it is spoken by over a million people in Estonia. In Estonian, as in many languages around the world, nouns (and adjectives

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(C) The Curious Case of EstonianEstonian is a Uralic language closely related to Finnish; it is spoken by over a million people in Estonia. In Estonian, as in many languages around the world, nouns (and adjectives

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MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR THE SCIENCE OF HUMAN HISTORY, JENA THE PRECURSORS OF PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN: THE INDO-HITTITE AND INDO-URALIC HYPOTHESES Leiden University, 9-11 July 2015

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Microsoft Word - OGMIOS33 Mark.doc

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• Languages of Russia
• Karelia
• Linguistic rights
• Languages of Finland
• Finnic languages
• Uralic languages
• Karelian language
• Finns
• Language death
• Ethnic groups in Europe
• Europe
• Ethnic groups in Asia

The Research Institute for Linguistics was founded in 1949, and affiliated to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences inIts primary tasks include research in Hungarian linguistics, as well as general, theoretical and ap

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• Interdisciplinary fields
• Agglutinative languages
• Cognitive science
• Applied linguistics
• Hungarian language
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• Language
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• Lexicology
• Linguistics
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• Languages of Europe

Tapani Salminen figierten definiten Elemente in Eurasien bedürfen noch weiterer Untersuchungen. Was die Aufsätze von Mikhail Kopotev (“The Case of X TAK X: Typological and Historical Context”) und Merja Salo (“Th

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• Agglutinative languages
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• Samoyedic languages
• Uralic
• Proto-Samoyed language
• Nenets people
• Kamassian language
• Yeniseian languages
• Shamanism
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• Asia
• Uralic languages