Finno-Ugric

English

Alternative forms

• Finno-Ugrian

Etymology

From Finno- +‎ Ugric.

Proper noun

Finno-Ugric

1. A group of languages that, together with Samoyedic, make up the Uralic family, and are spoken in a broad swath from Siberia to Norway.
2. The Uralic languages as a whole.

Translations

non-Indo-European group of languages

• Armenian: ֆիննաուգրական (finnaugrakan)
• Czech: ugrofinština, ugrofinské jazyky
• Estonian: soome-ugri
• Finnish: suomalais-ugrilainen kieli
• French: langues finno-ougriennes f pl
• German: finno-ugrische Sprachen (de) f pl
• Hungarian: finnugor (hu)
• Irish: fine Fhionn-Úgrach f (family of languages)
• Portuguese: fino-úgrico (pt) m
• Russian: фи́нно-уго́рские языки́ m pl (fínno-ugórskije jazykí)
• Scottish Gaelic: Fionn-Ungaireach
• Turkish: Fin Ugor (tr)

Adjective

Finno-Ugric (not comparable)

1. Of or relating to Finno-Ugric languages.

Translations

of or relating to Finno-Ugric

• Armenian: ֆիննաուգրական (finnaugrakan)
• Catalan: finoúgric
• Czech: ugrofinský (cs)
• Dutch: Fins-Oegrisch, Finoegrisch
• Estonian: soome-ugri
• Finnish: suomalais-ugrilainen (fi)
• French: finno-ougrien (fr)
• Hungarian: finnugor (hu)
• Irish: Fionn-Úgrach
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: finsk-ugrisk

  Nynorsk: finsk-ugrisk

• Portuguese: fino-úgrico (pt)
• Russian: фи́нно-уго́рский (ru) (fínno-ugórskij)
• Spanish: finoúgrio
• Ukrainian: фі́но-уго́рський (fíno-uhórsʹkyj)

Further reading

• ISO 639-5 code fiu [1]