Uralic Natural Languages Linguistics

Uralic

The members of the Finno-Ugric (or Uralic) language family are: The Samoyedic group is traditionally classified as a separate language family constituting the Uralic group together with Finno-Ugric languages. However, many linguists now use the terms "Finno-Ugric" and "Uralic" as synonyms, and this is is also the naming convention used in the ODP.

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• - Pointers to research institutes, organizations, publications and mailing lists. Includes a short FAQ of Finno-Ugric languages.
  
• - Information on Finno-Ugric languages spoken in Russia.
  
• - Classification, numbers of speakers and areas of distribution of the Uralic languages.
  
• - Finno-Ugric and Nenets language mailing lists.
  
• - Virtual Finland's introduction to present-day Finno-Ugric languages and their territories.
  
• - Survey of the Uralic peoples, including information on their languages. Excellent maps indicating the past and present distribution of Uralic languages.
  
• - A serious scholarly paper by Merlijn de Smit, published online in 2001. It furnishes serious criticisms of some new trends in research into the reconstruction of Proto-Uralic.
  
• - Society based in Germany, and devoted to Uralic and Altaic studies.
  
• - A good collection of links about the Finno-Ugric languages by Kazuto Matsumora, including some of his own materials.
  
• - Extensive list of links pertaining to Uralic languages and cultures.
  
• - An Estonian society that collects and provides information about Finno-Ugric studies, including the publication of an online newsletter.
  
• - Collection of links to Internet resources on the Samoyedic languages.
  
• - Lecturer in Finno-Ugrian linguistics at the University of Helsinki. Includes annotated links and information on the specific languages he has studied.
  
• - Department of Finno-Ugristics.
  
• - Basic information and collection of links. Bilingual site (English and Basque).
  
• - A Finland-based learned society for the promotion of research into the Uralic and Altaic languages.
  
• - Bibliography of recent publications on Uralic and Altaic linguistics.
  
• - Short survey by Professor E. A. Tsypanov, with particular emphasis on the Komi language.
  
  

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