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      <p ns="0" title="Early Iron Age" snippet="...70. Apparently, these names are Greek and Latin forms for the ‘Finns’, &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; the Saami. There is reason to suppose that the early records that refer to &#10;" size="2138" wordcount="323" timestamp="2014-12-30T10:09:54Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="The underground beings" snippet="...ymologically, &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;Ulda&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt; is derived from the Norwegian word &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;huldra&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt; &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; a female forest spirit. Kadnihah is a Saami name for which no etymology has&#10;" size="5698" wordcount="875" timestamp="2014-08-11T14:43:00Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="The thunder god" snippet="... God of Thunder. The name &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;Baján&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt; is etymologically related to words &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; above, and it is used in modern North Saami in words referring to thunder. &#10;" size="5403" wordcount="931" timestamp="2021-11-24T16:22:26Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="Shamanism" snippet="&amp;lt;P align=&amp;quot;justify&amp;quot;&amp;gt; The concept became more generally known and its &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; broadened as a result of Le Chamanisme et les techniques archaiques de l é&#10;... word shaman(ism) was translated from Russian into English and German, its &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; took on a nuance reflecting the point of view of the Christian missionaries&#10;" size="14138" wordcount="2326" timestamp="2021-11-24T16:08:23Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="Dance: eastern Saami" snippet="...n file or whirling could have been used to describe dancing, as could some &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; stamping , waving and jumping used in connection with the {{Artikkelilinkki&#10;" size="2574" wordcount="400" timestamp="2021-11-23T13:22:45Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="Vuotta (lace or stramp used in Saami shoes)" snippet="... which is the general &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; in Baltic-Finnic. This is different from the &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; in Saami, but in both groups the object designated by the word is used to b&#10;...ed today by the Swedish &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;vända&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt; and the Norwegian &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;vende&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt;, both &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; to bend, twist and German Want (nautical) shroud ; cf. also Gothic &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;vandu&#10;" size="2249" wordcount="334" timestamp="2014-12-30T14:31:51Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="Vierra (a bunkh of hay used in shoes)" snippet="...fierra&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt;, which also means rib of a sledge. The word also has the latter &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; in several other {{Artikkelilinkki|20140721171759|Saami languages}}, and in&#10;" size="2303" wordcount="376" timestamp="2021-11-23T07:49:07Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="Rátkit (erottaa poroja, fi.), to separate the reindeer to be slaughtered" snippet="...y&amp;quot;&amp;gt; All the {{Artikkelilinkki|20140721171759|Saami languages}} have a verb &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; to separate the reindeer : in {{Artikkelilinkki|0102|North Saami}} it is &amp;lt;i&#10;" size="1748" wordcount="270" timestamp="2014-12-30T09:24:05Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="Siida, Saami village" snippet="...of reindeer husbandry, in the western Saami languages the word took on the &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; reindeer-herding community together with its grazing lands, reindeer and ca&#10;" size="2158" wordcount="348" timestamp="2021-12-30T08:30:57Z" />
      <p ns="0" title="Ráidu (raito, fi.), a row of Saami sleds with reindeer harnessed in front of them" snippet="...iling up too closely together. There are corresponding forms with the same &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; in other Saami languages. The word is probably a borrowing from Proto-Scand&#10;...t word from the Yläkainuu region &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;skraj&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt;, which has exactly the same &lt;span class=&#039;searchmatch&#039;&gt;meaning&lt;/span&gt; as the North Saami &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;raidu&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt;.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;&#10;" size="2134" wordcount="365" timestamp="2021-11-23T09:10:27Z" />
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