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Although now Ingrian is the only North Finnic language that has this word for 'sand', the Proto-Finnic status of the word is confirmed by the fact that it was borrowed from a lost North Finnic idiom into Permic languages: Komi lia, Udmurt luo 'sand' (Saarikivi 2006 : 36).
VOTIC AND INGRIAN CORE LEXICON IN THE FINNIC CONTEXT: SWADESH LISTS OF FIVE RELATED VARIETIES
The other Permic language, Udmurt, has considerably fewer cognates than Komi (accordingly 173 clear and 53 dubious cognates and 195 clear and 73 dubious), the difference is 22 clear and 20 dubious stems or 11.3% and 27.4% less than in Komi.
The origins of stems of standard Estonian--a statistical overview
Mari is treated in one chapter written by Sirkka Saarinen, the Permic languages have two chapters, namely Komi by Galina Nekrasova and Marja Leinonen, and Udmurt by Svetlana Edygarova.
Uralic Essive and the Expression of Impermanent State
The approximative is quite an old and well-established case in Permic languages, dating back to Common Permic ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] 1963: 17-18; Csucs 2005: 184).
Grammaticalization of new cases in Beserman Udmurt
Presumably the original meaning was 'stretch' as in Permic and Ugric, and this gave rise to a more specific meaning stretch or otherwise work something flat and thin'.
Studies in Uralic etymology III: Mari etymologies
In any case, the equation of the Finnic, Mordvin and Permic words is quite convincing, and the underlying Uralic root can be reconstructed as *pucki-.
Studies in Uralic etymology II: Finnic etymologies
Previously the Mordvin and Permic verbs mentioned above have been compared to SaaN cahpat chop, but the equation has been considered uncertain (UEW 618).
Studies in Uralic etymology I: Saami etymologies
An easily observable structural difference between interrogatives and declaratives in Uralic languages is the change in word order found in Finnic, Saamic and Permic languages.
Polar interrogatives in Uralic languages a typological perspective
However, she will also consider the Finnish, Karelian, Mari and Permic languages as belonging to this group.
On the 3rd person verbal mark er *-sV and the definite conjugation in Uralic languages
Thus here I only list those languages in which the imperative is accompanied by an unmarked object--subject to the conditions that hold for the indicative--: Vogul, both Permic languages and--with the exception of Forest Nenets--all Samoyedic languages.
Unmarked object in the Uralic languages. A diachronic typological approach
Kortvely will also consider the Finnish, Karelian, Mari and Permic languages as belonging to this group.
E. Kortvely, Verb Conjugation in Tundra Nenets
Thus, it looks as if the occurrence of back-vocal variants of Proto-Uralic/ Proto-Finno-Ugric/Proto-Samoyedic reconstructions under observation would only contain back-vocal variants of Volgaic and Permic negative auxiliary verbs.
On the Uralic verbal personal (*)k-markers/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]
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