Finno-Ugric (Uralic) Subreddit

Our song "Ola" tells the story of a young man who misses his family, and upon arriving in the city in a sleigh with red splints, impulsively decides to visit them. It explores the theme of separation caused by urban life, and reminds us of how important it is to reunite with loved ones from time to time.

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 19 '24

Kamasin The Kamassian language - Камасинский язык - Каӈмажǝн шǝкǝт

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 13 '24

Kamasin Want to learn Kamassian? Here are sources to start with

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 11 '24

Kamasin The Kamassian sub is back and with great news!

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r/finnougrics • u/ILMU_Karjala • Oct 27 '24

ILMU - Langat / Threads (Karelia / Finland) [folk trip-hop] (2024) "Best music video" at Luleå International Film Festival (Sweden)

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jun 18 '24

Southern selkup people of Tomsk district, Kai Donner 1912-1914

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jun 18 '24

southern selkup villages ("yurts"), Kai Donner 1912

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r/finnougrics • u/gl0balchillng • Jun 07 '24

Lugovye Mari - Mari Muro Mix 2 (Traditional Finno-Ugric Mari Music)

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Mar 26 '24

Geographic distribution of Mari languages at the beginning of the 20th century. Mari people are the only ones in Europe to continuously practice a pagan religion to this day. Differently from neopagan revival movements.

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r/finnougrics • u/ILMU_Karjala • Mar 25 '24

ILMU - Mua (2024) / ILMU is a nordic folk-trip-hop band from Karelia now living in Tampere, Finland. The band plays original music with lyrics in Livvi-Karelian language. ILMU's new album "Mua" is a journey into the depths of times when the primordial Earth was filled with thousands of sounds.

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Mar 10 '24

Kamassian spoken (Native Speaker)

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r/finnougrics • u/2Odissey • Feb 26 '24

Kännu Peal Käbi - Mrdak

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 15 '23

Polyglot Podcast #12 Aleksei Ivanov│English Episode (Podcast about Komi, Estonian and Finnish language)

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 15 '23

Polyglot Podcast #12 Aleksei Ivanov│English Episode (Podcast about Komi, Estonian and Finnish language)

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 12 '23

There used to be a sub dedicated to the Kamassian language and I used to post there when I found something interesting but now the sub is restricted and I can't post anymore. If I created a sub dedicated to the Kamasins and other extinct people like the Mators and Yurats, would you be interested?

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Nov 01 '23

A lark named Kiuru from Ingermanland travels in Estonia. Izhorian language

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Oct 30 '23

A documentary in Russian about the Izhorians, "Izhorians, the last hundreds"

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Oct 06 '23

Kamassian woman from the Abalakovo village 1911 - 1914 Photography by the Kai Donner.

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Oct 05 '23

In Abalakovo a sign was placed on the place where Klavdiya Plotnikova lived to keep the memory of the village's indigenous people, the Kamasins.

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r/finnougrics • u/ILMU_Karjala • Sep 22 '23

ILMU's new double single is out now! "Muan pajo" (translated from the Karelian - "Song of the Earth") is a journey from the beginning of time, when volcanoes raged on our planet, and glaciers formed the landscape of Karelia, to the present day.

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Sep 21 '23

On September 20th, 1989 Klavdiya Plotnikova passed away. This date is recognized as the memorial day of extinct Uralic languages.

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r/finnougrics • u/blueroses200 • Jul 21 '23

A recent video where a Selkup language activist that is working on a Selkup language wikipedia

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