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우랄어족
Also known as Uralic languages, Finno-Samoyedic, Uralian
language family prevalent in northern Eurasia
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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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- Commons category
- Uralic languages
- start time
- 5000-00-00
- P11012
- Frørup
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