The Volga-Finnic languages, also referred to as Volgaic, refers to the languages of the Volga Finns, belonging in the family of Uralic languages. The group contains Mari language (formerly Cheremis) and Mordvinic languages, which in turn comprises Moksha and Erzya. The Volgaic group was estimated to have differentiated into its various member language from around 1200 BC but later research rejects its validity as a family. It is now considered a solely geographical grouping.

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  • The Volga-Finnic languages, also referred to as Volgaic, refers to the languages of the Volga Finns, belonging in the family of Uralic languages. The group contains Mari language (formerly Cheremis) and Mordvinic languages, which in turn comprises Moksha and Erzya. The Volgaic group was estimated to have differentiated into its various member language from around 1200 BC but later research rejects its validity as a family. It is now considered a solely geographical grouping. Extinct languages that have been assumed to have been Volga-Finnic include Merya language, Meshcherian language and Muromian language.
  • Les llengües fino-volgaiques, també conegudes com a fino-mari, fino-txeremíssiques, o volga-fíniques, són un grup de llengües dins la branca finopèrmica de les llengües ugrofineses.
  • Suomalais-volgalaiset kielet on permiläisten kielten ohella toinen suomalais-permiläisten kielten kahdesta kieliryhmästä. Suomalais-volgalaisia kieliä puhutaan laajalla alueella Skandinavista aina Keski-Venäjälle saakka ja niillä on yhteensä vajaat 10 miljoona puhujaa. Suomalais-volgalaiset kielet kuuluvat uralilaiseen kielikuntaan.
  • Le Lingue finniche del Volga, definite anche volgaiche, sono un sottogruppo delle lingue uraliche, le lingue dei finnici del Volga. Il gruppo include la lingua mari (anteriormente Cheremis) e le lingue mordvine, le quali comprendono rispettivamente la moksha e la erzya. Le lingue estinte (che si ipotizza siano state state finniche-volgaiche) includono le lingue merya, mescera e muroma. La volgaica, insieme alla lingua balto-finnica a alla lingue sami forma il gruppo delle lingue finno-volgaiche del ramo finno-permico le quali si pensa che si siano separate dalle lingue permiche intorno al III millennio a.C.. Si suppone che la volgaica stessa si sia differenziata in varie diramazioni intorno al 1200 a.C.
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  • Volgaic
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  • Uralic
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  • Volga-Finnic
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  • The Volga-Finnic languages, also referred to as Volgaic, refers to the languages of the Volga Finns, belonging in the family of Uralic languages. The group contains Mari language (formerly Cheremis) and Mordvinic languages, which in turn comprises Moksha and Erzya. The Volgaic group was estimated to have differentiated into its various member language from around 1200 BC but later research rejects its validity as a family. It is now considered a solely geographical grouping.
  • Les llengües fino-volgaiques, també conegudes com a fino-mari, fino-txeremíssiques, o volga-fíniques, són un grup de llengües dins la branca finopèrmica de les llengües ugrofineses.
  • Suomalais-volgalaiset kielet on permiläisten kielten ohella toinen suomalais-permiläisten kielten kahdesta kieliryhmästä. Suomalais-volgalaisia kieliä puhutaan laajalla alueella Skandinavista aina Keski-Venäjälle saakka ja niillä on yhteensä vajaat 10 miljoona puhujaa. Suomalais-volgalaiset kielet kuuluvat uralilaiseen kielikuntaan.
  • Le Lingue finniche del Volga, definite anche volgaiche, sono un sottogruppo delle lingue uraliche, le lingue dei finnici del Volga. Il gruppo include la lingua mari (anteriormente Cheremis) e le lingue mordvine, le quali comprendono rispettivamente la moksha e la erzya. Le lingue estinte (che si ipotizza siano state state finniche-volgaiche) includono le lingue merya, mescera e muroma.
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  • Volga-Finnic languages
  • Llengües fino-volgaiques
  • Suomalais-volgalaiset kielet
  • Lingue finniche del Volga
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