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• Table of contents: Languages and naming
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• Table of contents: Languages and peoples
  |sivun nimi=Table of contents: Languages and naming |artikkeliteksti={{#ask:[[luokka:Languages and naming]]|format=category|limit=1500}}<BR>
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• Language kinship
  ...lilinkki|0121|proto-language}}). The Saami languages and the Baltic-Finnic languages, which include Finnish, can be traced back to a common Finnic-Saami proto-l ... an extensive one, and the present situation clearly shows how in the past languages became differentiated to produce large language families.</P>
  2 KiB (355 sanaa) - 27. syyskuuta 2014 kello 10.44
• Isogloss
  ...hat the languages constitute a dialect continuum without any sharp dialect and language boundaries.</P> |luokat=Languages and naming
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• Finnic languages
  |sivun nimi=Finnic languages ...eous; rather it consisted of three main dialects called Southern, Northern and Eastern Proto-Finnic.</P>
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• Proto-Saami
  ...roto-Saami, with Stage I representing Early Proto-Saami and Stages II, III and IV all representing distinct periods of Late Proto-Saami. </P> ...age, there took place some sound changes that were common to all the Saami languages, e.g. the development of close vowels in non-initial syllables. </P>
  2 KiB (335 sanaa) - 22. joulukuuta 2014 kello 13.16
• Proto-language
  ...another in the form of borrowings (loan words). The structure of a grammar and its basic elements in a language are inherited vertically. In historical li ...nguages that are assumed to be descended from it and are absent from other languages of the same family.</P>
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• Dialect
  ... been used to refer to what today are called Saami ({{Artikkelilinkki|0101|languages}}). Each Saami language also possesses varieties that can be classified as |luokat=Languages and naming
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• Word
  ...ords can be found in the individual {{Artikkelilinkki|20140721171759|Saami languages}}.</P> |luokat=Languages and naming
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• Language
  ...South Saami}}. See these articles for more information about each language and the history of the written language.</P> {{Kuvalinkki|davvinKi.jpg|The Saami languages}}
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• Lule Saami language
  {{Artikkelilinkki|20140721171759|Other Saami languages}} {{Artikkelilinkki|20140806100520|Table of contents: Languages and naming}}<BR><BR>
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• Inari Saami language
  ...n fact, the municipality of Inari is a community where all the three Saami languages as well as Finnish are spoken in the same areas next to each other. </P> ...n of Proto-Saami *-k-: in Inari the alternation is -h- in the strong grade and -v- in the weak grade (e.g. <I>juuha</I> river : Locative <I>juuvvâst</I>,
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• Kota Lappish
  ...hich has caused and still causes a lot of confusion, since "North Lappish" and later "North Saami" (Fin. <i>pohjoissaame</i>, Swe. <i>nordsamiska</i>) sin ...ns of religious texts, but also a collection of laws for reindeer breeding and an information booklet about savings-banks. </P>
  2 KiB (296 sanaa) - 12. elokuuta 2014 kello 08.18
• Kildin Saami language
  ...ecially vocabulary and syntax of Kildin Saami. Contacts with the Karelians and probably Finns, that lasted until the 16th century, have also left their tr ...zation of the consonant centre. The two different levels, semi-palatalized and palatalized, are distinguished in the literary language, e.g. <i>mannˊ</i>
  4 KiB (731 sanaa) - 17. marraskuuta 2021 kello 17.37
• Skolt Saami language
  ...07|Inari Saami}}, also spoken in Inari and {{Artikkelilinkki|0110|Akkala}} and {{Artikkelilinkki|0109|Kildin Saami}} in the east. In Inari Finnish is the ...'), <i>ǧ</i>, palatalized medial plosive (<i>käˊǧǧe</i> 'they raise') and <i>ǥ</i>, voiced fricative(?) (as in viiǥǥâm'I take') </P>
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• Pite Saami language
  ...tendency the second syllable vowel affects the vowel in the first syllable and in the latter tendency vice versa (the first syllable vowel affects the cho ... NSaa have fallen into one and lost the original suffix; also the Inessive and Elative (Ablative) cases are separate due to better preserved sound structu
  4 KiB (765 sanaa) - 22. joulukuuta 2014 kello 12.45
• North Saami language
  ...l <li>negation in verbs is expressed with the help of a negative auxiliary and connegative form of the main verb </ul> ...tern and western subdialects), Sea Saami (on the Northern coast of Norway) and Torne Saami. The dialects differ to a great degree especially in their phon
  6 KiB (994 sanaa) - 23. joulukuuta 2015 kello 16.56
• Akkala Saami language
  ...e north and in the west, {{Artikkelilinkki|0109|Kildin Saami}} in the east and Carelian in the south. Besides Russian also Carelian has had a significant ...47|western Saami}} languages in addition to {{Artikkelilinkki|0107|Inari}} and {{Artikkelilinkki|0108|Skolt Saami}} have undergone a phenomenon called den
  2 KiB (298 sanaa) - 22. joulukuuta 2014 kello 12.41
• South Saami language
  ...Sweden and in Norway. It consists of two main dialect groups, the southern and the northern dialect. The neighbouring Saami language in the North is Ume S ... NSaa have fallen into one and lost the original suffix; also the Inessive and Elative (Ablative) cases are separate due to better preserved sound structu
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• Proto-Indo-European
  ...-European loan words in Saami which are also widely distributed in related languages are: </P> * <i>goahti</i> tent (cf. Finnish <i>kota</i> id. and Hungarian <i>ház</i> house),
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• Proto-Germa
  ...}}, and these words are thus found in both the Saami and the Baltic-Finnic languages. There are several dozen such words: for example, ....C. Examples of Proto-Germanic loan words that are only found in the Saami languages are:
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