- The
Mokshas (also
Mokshans,
Moksha people; Moksha: Мокшет/Mokšet)
comprise a
Mordvinian ethnic group belonging to the
Volgaic branch of the Finno-Ugric...
- Bashkortostan, Siberia, Far East,
Armenia and USA. the
Moksha people or
Mokshans, (Moksha: Мокшет/Mokshet),
speakers of the
Moksha language. Less than half...
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Moksha Mokshan мокшень кяль mokšəń käĺ
Pronunciation ['mɔkʃənʲ kælʲ] Native to
Russia Region European Russia Ethnicity 253,000
Mokshas (2010 census) Native...
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called hash marks, are a form of
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Mokshan (Russian: Мокша́н) is an
urban locality (a work settlement) and the
administrative center of
Mokshansky District of
Penza Oblast, Russia. Po****tion:...
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literary forms. The
Erzya literary language was
created in 1922 and the
Mokshan in 1923.
Phonological differences between the two
languages include: Moksha...
- Uzhara, god of the dawn Värde-Škaj,
Mokshan supreme god of the sky Niškepaz,
Erzyan supreme god of the sky Kovava,
Mokshan goddess of the moon Inmar, Udmurt...
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literary forms. The
Erzya literary language was
created in 1922 and the
Mokshan in 1923. The two
Mordvinic languages are
official languages of Mordovia...
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occurred in the
Republic of
Mordovia to
divide it to
separate Erzyan and
Mokshan homelands. The
proposal was
rejected in 1995.
After the
brief 2008 Russo-Georgian...
