- been used for the Sámi languages,
including Sámi, Sami, Saami, Saame,
Sámic,
Samic and Saamic, as well as the
exonyms Lappish and Lappic. The last two,...
-
exclusively Samic development *a > *ō. [citation needed]) For
morphological features common to
Samic and
Finnic formerly thought to
represent Finno-
Samic innovations...
- Pp. 280.
Jasna Šamić, Le
pavillon bosniaque: novel,
Dorval editions, 1996
Jasna Šamić, "Bosnie Pont des Deux Mondes", 1996
Jasna Šamić, "Histoire inachevée...
-
Odyssey Same (polis), an
ancient city
Same, East Timor, the
capital of the
Manufahi district Samé, Mali
Same,
Tanzania Same District,
Tanzania SAME Deutz-Fahr...
- The
Finnic and Sami
languages are
sometimes grouped together as Finno-
Samic languages,
while Mordvinic and Mari were
formerly grouped together as the...
- distinguished:
Gradation in Finnic,
Samic and Samo****ic are all
connected to one another.
Gradation in
Finnic and
Samic are connected;
gradation in Samo****ic...
- harmony, word-finally /i/. The
Samic languages show a
variety of reflexes, but
these reflexes can be
traced back to a Proto-
Samic phoneme *ë,
which is also...
- Sama-Bajau
peoples J****am
Samal, an
Indian comic actor Sámal Joensen-Mikines, a
Faroese painter Sámal Johansen, a
Faroese editor Sámal Pætursson Lamhauge, Prime...
-
Samer (French pronunciation: [
same]; Picard:
Samé; West Flemish: Sint-Wulmaars) is a
commune in the Pas-de-Calais
department in the Hauts-de-France region...
-
possibly from a
Samic given name (compare
Skolt Sami Oʹnddri) that is
cognate with
Finnish Antero (<<
Latin Andreas); the
ending is
either a
Samic diminutive...
