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As for cloudberries - According to one version, the name comes from the word "morozka", emphasizing that the plant blooms in spring frosts. According to another version, the word "moroshka" is related to the word "mura". This is what the Karelians called the amber-orange berry.

There are many versions of the origin of the city's name. At the end of the 18th century, academician V. F. Zuev, who determined the location of ancient Kaluga, suggested that its name comes from the name of the nearby Kaluzhka River is, at its mouth, where the now revealed image is located" The same opinion was held by Kaluga archaeologist Ivan Chetyrkin, chairman of the Kaluga Scientific Archival Commission, who believed that the name of the river comes from the Russian words kalyuzhа, kalyuzhina, which means "swamp" The name comes from the Russian dialectal word "kaluzhina", i.e. the Russian dialectal word "kaluzhina", i.e. the Kaluga region. swamp (read above) The etymological dictionary of M. Vasmer also interprets the word kaluga as “swamp, bog” and finds parallels for it in other Slavic languages: Ukrainian kalyuzha, kalyuga “puddle, mud”, Serbo-Croatian kaљuga, kaљuzha “puddle”, Slovenian kaluza, Czech kaluze “puddle”, Slovak kaluza.

ok i mean this is just almost the exact same as finnish.

semmoinen pienoinen mies, humalassa ku taivaan käki - sehän oli Olgan poika!! :D

dont force them to stay with the muscovite menace, please.

i understand like 50%, some older person would probably understand more

Sapmi could also be put as around the start of the culture and languages around 10k years ago

Karjala on Suomessa 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

Estonian vesi ‘water’ vares ‘crow’ käsi ‘hand’ surema ‘die’ nimi ‘name’ tüdruk ‘girl’ nool ‘arrow’ lakkuma ‘lick’ öö ‘night’ samm ‘step’

Ikea means evil

Protouralic forms and Hungarian cognates: 1. śaða [ˈɕɑðɑ]'fall' (no Hu. coɡnate) 2. warɛ [ˈwɑre] or [ˈwɑrɑ] - varjú [ˈʋɒ̜rjuː] 3. śilmä [ˈɕilmæ] - szem [ˈsɛm] 4. śüðämɛ [ˈɕyðæme][ˈɕyðæmæ] - szív [ˈsiːv] 5. luwe [ˈluwe] (no hu. coɡ.) 6. ićä [ˈit͡ɕæ] - ős [ˈøʃ] „(far)ancestor” 7. puwe [ˈpuwe] - fa [ˈfɒ̜] (means both tree and wood) 8. joke [ˈjoke] - jó [ˈjoː] (archaic, only used in settlements and rivers names) 9. elä [ˈelæ] - él [ˈeːl] 10. kala [ˈkɑlɑ] - hal [ˈhɒ̜l] 11. niŋä [ˈniŋæ] or nixä [ˈniɣæ] - nő [ˈnøː] „woman” , nej [ˈnɛj] „wife”

uraliin!

What music is this? I like it

Somelivonian left his boat in sõrve

Great content on this channel. What languages do you speak yourself? Is your mother tongue a Uralic language or where did you get the idea for a channel about Uralic languages?

Мяна муна , тулу вита ((

Tehän puhutte Suomea 🇫🇮 Terveisiä 👋🏻❤️

nice song

Maybe there might be far similiarities lexically,but the structure and logic is the same w uralic and altaic families…turkic and hungarian languages stem from the same area,southern urals… the belief systems,structure was the same,before religions were adapted and german and semitic effects were adopted in the language and culture of each… while indo europeanists more come and glue together,ural altayists drift more apart! I personally think,indo european has its roots in ural altaic together with the ancient yenisein languages before they seperated and formed indo european

What is the music?

Cholöm Suomi Jögra vokjasly Komiys'❤

Спасибо что не забываете карелов!

Komi song❤