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Can the language planning strategies and policies used to revive the Welsh language help maintain the Udmurt language?

, 2008
Williams, Christopher
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Udmurt: The Udmurt language in education in the Udmurt Republic in Russia

, 2019
Kuipers-Zandberg, Helga, Denisov, Victor
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Physical characteristics of dureme in Udmurt language

, 2010
Krasnova, T.
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Azykovye planirovanie I yazkovaya politika v otnoshshenii valliiskogo yazyka: opyt, poleznyi dlya udmurtskogo yazyka’ (Welsh language planning and policies: Some lessons for the Udmurt language),

, 2008
Williams, Christopher
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THE NAMES OF CHEMICAL ELEMENTS IN THE UDMURT LANGUAGE

Yearbook of Finno-Ugric Studies, 2022
The article discusses the original and borrowed names of chemical elements in the Udmurt language. The chronology of the fixation of chemical elements is determined, indicating the year of the first fixation in the Udmurt and Russian lexicographic literature, the year of the discovery of the chemical element. The etymology of the names is revealed.
Marianna Rifovna Gorodilova, Rif Shakrislamovich Nasibullin   +1 more
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Grammatical effects of Russian-Udmurt language contact

2015
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Harness denominations in southern dialects of Udmurt language

2011
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Udmurtness in Web 2.0: Urban Udmurts Resisting Language Shift

Finnisch - Ugrische Mitteilungen, 2014
The Udmurt language is one of the most visible Finno-Ugric languages of the Russian Federation on the Internet. This article examines social network sites (SNS) such as VKontakte, Twitter and blogs in order to assess the role that Udmurt plays in these channels.
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ON THE HISTORY OF THE WORD NIZ’ ‘SABLE’ IN THE UDMURT LANGUAGE

Historical and cultural heritage
The present investigation delves into the written history of the Udmurt term nizʼ ‘sable’, with a particular focus on its etymological evolution and semantic stability spanning nearly three centuries. The significance of this study is underscored by the paucity of scholarly attention devoted to the lexicographic corpus of early Udmurt written artifacts.
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