Eastern Saamic - Revision history

NBlöcher: Marked as {{ref}}

2014-06-28T18:48:56Z

Marked as {{ref}}

MRiessler: cleaning up content after merger

2013-01-30T12:07:25Z

cleaning up content after merger

MRiessler: merged content from East_saamic_languages

2013-01-30T12:01:45Z

merged content from East_saamic_languages

MRiessler: cat (LANG is preserved for single languages, right?)

2013-01-16T07:42:56Z

cat (LANG is preserved for single languages, right?)

MRiessler: cat

2013-01-15T16:58:51Z

cat

HCSchmidt: Verlinkung Akkali Saami, Proseminar Strukturkurs Skoltsaamisch

2012-11-06T12:37:17Z

Verlinkung Akkali Saami, Proseminar Strukturkurs Skoltsaamisch

MaJoKü at 17:46, 10 March 2009

2009-03-10T17:46:33Z

MaJoKü: New page: Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of Saamic and is spoken in Finland and Russia. It can be subdivided into the mainland group (Inari Saami, Skolt Saami with Akkala ...

2009-03-10T17:46:22Z

New page: Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of Saamic and is spoken in Finland and Russia. It can be subdivided into the mainland group (Inari Saami, Skolt Saami with Akkala ...

New page

Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of [[Saamic]] and is spoken in Finland and Russia. It can be subdivided into the mainland group ([[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] with Akkala Saami) and the peninsular group (Kola Saami: [[Kildin Saami]], ]]Ter Saami]]).

Typical features of Eastern Saamic include:
*Preservation of *š in clusters
*Preservation of long nasals.
*Loss of intervocalic *nč with following contraction
*Loss of final vowels in third syllables and (except in Inari) in second syllables.

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 * German [[Ostsaamische Sprachen]]
 [[Category:En]]
 [[Category:LANG]]
 [[Category:Saamic]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:07, 30 January 2013
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−	The East-Saamic languages constitute a subgroup of [[Saamic]]. They can be divided further into a western mainland group (with [[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] and [[Akkala Saami]]) and an eastern peninsular group (with [[Kildin Saami]] and [[Ter Saami]]).	+	'''Eastern Saamic''' constitutes the eastern branch of [[Saamic]]. It can be subdivided into the [[Mainland_Eastern_Saamic\|mainland group]] (with [[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] and [[Akkala Saami]]) and the [[Peninsula_Eastern_Saamic\|peninsular group]] (with [[Kildin Saami]] and [[Ter Saami]]).
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−	Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of [[Saamic]] ~~and is spoken in Finland and Russia~~. It can be subdivided into the mainland group ([[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] ~~with~~ [[Akkala Saami]]) and the peninsular group (~~Kola Saami:~~ [[Kildin Saami]], [[Ter Saami]]).

	Typical features of Eastern Saamic include:		Typical features of Eastern Saamic include:

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 Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of [[Saamic]] and is spoken in Finland and Russia. It can be subdivided into the mainland group ([[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] with [[Akkala Saami]]) and the peninsular group (Kola Saami: [[Kildin Saami]], [[Ter Saami]]).
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 *Loss of intervocalic *nč with following contraction
 *Loss of final vowels in third syllables and (except in Inari) in second syllables.
 [[Category:En]]
 [[Category:Saamic]]

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	[[Category:En]]		[[Category:En]]
−	~~[[Category:LANG]]~~
	[[Category:Saamic]]		[[Category:Saamic]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:58, 15 January 2013
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	Loss of intervocalic nč with following contraction		Loss of intervocalic nč with following contraction
	*Loss of final vowels in third syllables and (except in Inari) in second syllables.		*Loss of final vowels in third syllables and (except in Inari) in second syllables.
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		+	[[Category:En]]
		+	[[Category:LANG]]
		+	[[Category:Saamic]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:37, 6 November 2012
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−	Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of [[Saamic]] and is spoken in Finland and Russia. It can be subdivided into the mainland group ([[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] with Akkala Saami) and the peninsular group (Kola Saami: [[Kildin Saami]], [[Ter Saami]]).	+	Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of [[Saamic]] and is spoken in Finland and Russia. It can be subdivided into the mainland group ([[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] with [[Akkala Saami]]) and the peninsular group (Kola Saami: [[Kildin Saami]], [[Ter Saami]]).

	Typical features of Eastern Saamic include:		Typical features of Eastern Saamic include:

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:46, 10 March 2009
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−	Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of [[Saamic]] and is spoken in Finland and Russia. It can be subdivided into the mainland group ([[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] with Akkala Saami) and the peninsular group (Kola Saami: [[Kildin Saami]], ]]Ter Saami]]).	+	Eastern Saamic constitutes the eastern branch of [[Saamic]] and is spoken in Finland and Russia. It can be subdivided into the mainland group ([[Inari Saami]], [[Skolt Saami]] with Akkala Saami) and the peninsular group (Kola Saami: [[Kildin Saami]], [[Ter Saami]]).

	Typical features of Eastern Saamic include:		Typical features of Eastern Saamic include: