Definition of Ugricist. Meaning of Ugricist. Synonyms of Ugricist

- adjust the sound values of both this consonant and its plain counterpart. Ugricist László Honti has advanced a reconstruction with lateral fricatives: [ɬ]...
- not universally accepted and have been sharply criticized (e.g. by Finno-Ugricist Eugene Helimski) because many of the reconstructions involve a great deal...
- [citation needed] Later, this decision was confirmed by the famous Finno-Ugricist Vasily Lytkin, who studied the Komi-Jazva idiom in depth from 1949 until...
- stød. The feature was later the subject of research by several Finno-Ugricists. Although the (Indo-European) Latvian and (Uralic) Livonian are phylogenetically...
- used for /e/ instead of Ѣ in the 1887 text Tver State University Finno-Ugricist Lyudmila Georgievna Gromova points out in one great difficulty in these...
- goes away, and the now human dog son lives with his bride. Russian Finno-Ugricist Georgy Martynovitch Kert collected a Sami tale from Lovozero titled p'ennɛ...
- declines, choosing to stay with Pipilis in the bird kingdom. Hungarian Finno-Ugricist Károly Rédei [de] collected a dialectal Komi tale from Vychegda with the...
- her toes, to damage and destroy the properties of people. Karelian Finno-Ugricist Viktor Yakovlevich Evseev [ru] translated the tale to Russian as "Сестра...
- a tale from the Vogul (Mansi people) published and translated by Finno-Ugricist János Gulya [de] with the title A legkisebb nővér fiacskája ("The Little...