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langues ouraliennes

Also known as Uralic languages, Finno-Samoyedic, Uralian

famille de langues

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The Uralic language family includes languages spoken across northern Eurasia, primarily in Finland, Hungary, and Russia, and encompasses well-known languages like Finnish and Hungarian alongside numerous smaller regional languages. Understanding Uralic languages matters because they provide insights into the history and migration patterns of peoples across a vast geographic region, and they represent a distinct linguistic tradition separate from the Indo-European languages that dominate most of Europe.

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Instance of: language family
Subclass of: human language
Has part: Yukaghir

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Commons category: Uralic languages
topic's main category: Category:Uralic languages
start time: 5000-00-00
linguistic typology: agglutinative language
different from: Urali
topic has template: Template:Uralic languages
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exact match: data.linguistik.de/bll/bll-ontology#bll-13308390X

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Les langues ouraliennes (du nom de l'Oural, leur lieu supposé d'origine) ou, plus rarement langues finno-samoyèdes sont une famille d'une trentaine de langues parlées par à peu près 20 millions de personnes en Europe et en Sibérie. Les langues ouraliennes ayant le plus de locuteurs sont le hongrois, le finnois et l'estonien.

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