The Uralic languages is a family of languages descended from a common Proto-Uralic ancestor that was most likely spoken near the south part of the Ural mountains about 7000–10 000 years ago. The Uralic languages comprise the Fenno-Ugric and Samojedic languages. The Fenno-Ugric group is separate further into Finno-Permic (which include the Sámi, Finnic, Mordvinic, Mari and Permic languages) and Ugric (which include Hungarian and the Ob-Ugric languages).
Literature
Theil, R. (4 May, 2022). Uralske språk [Uralic languages]. In Store norske leksikon. Retrieved 20 September 2026 from snl.no
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Iomme lemaufes
Passeuellie
Neughtema
Kegdeem
Nellynombe locke
Iowlkie
Peallee
Yläkertaus
Retjale
Tasauntua
Mölikkö
Narskaaja
Nyperrellä
Urpamainen
Koira alko
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hüövükäs
bifšteks
gl’utejinat
NUKAHTUAKSEH
čibristellä
Lyhyet sanaset
Hyvvei Mualim
Abekirj
Bukvar’ (ABC-book)
Jalla: Life
Klage til Ligningskommisjonen 1898 [Complaint to the tax commission 1898]
Kodima
Kvensk grammatikk [Grammar of the Kven Language]
Ms.8° 170: Finske Talermaader [Ms.8° 170: Finnish Idioms]
Olhьs̷ s̷kola varas arifmetika: opnuvәm kniga: vәsmus pieļ: vәsmus egk opnuvmus [Arithmetic Textbook: For Primary School: Part One: First Year of Study]
Saam̦ Bukvaŗ [Sami ABC Book]
Same Tjåggolwasen Psalm⹀Kirje [Hymnal for the Sámi congregation]
Sámien lukkeme-gärjá: Sydsamisk lesebok med grammatikk og ordliste [Southern Sámi Primer with Grammar and Dictionary]
