Talk:Volga Finns

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The Russian Wikipedia has little material on the Volga Finns that is worth translating. --Ghirla^-трёп- 14:48, 6 July 2008 (UTC)

• Russian sources are welcome, to combine to that information already in hands. But a lot is still missing and every piece of not yet published information in English Wikipedia is worth of transliteration to English. I have collected summary of the information which was published of Volga Finns up to 1939 from Finnish sources and some interesting details was found.

Volga-Kama Finno-Ugrians

• Ar Tatar language name for Udmurt.
• Arjaani Old Russian name in 1500´s for Udmurt.
• Besermanni or Bessermanni speaking Udmurt language, but of race notable Mongol-Tatar appearence tribe in Viatka river district. Udmurt call them Busurma´nni.
• Budin According to Herodotos describtion located to Udmurt.
• Burtta originally presumably Vurtta. Most southern of Finno Ugrian tribes. Close contacts with Skyytta (Scythians). (In Russian Skif /Skith).
• Ersä or Erza Mordvin tribe.
• Handa-hui Ostjakki living on Kama.
• Hanti self name for Ostjakki.
• Jaran name used by Ostjakki of Nenetsi.
• Jugra united name for Obi Ugrians.
• Jögra Komi name for Obi Ugrians.
• Karatai Tatarized Mordvins living in Kazan Oblast (Kasaanin lääni).
• Kumaani, in Old Slavonic name for Kama Permians.
• Kozla-Mari (larch or forrest Mari) is the self name for Meadow-Mari which are also called Forest-Mari. Sometime also called "Hard Mari".
• Kuruk-Mari (Hill Mari) is selfname for Vuor (Mountain) Mari living south side of Volga. Sometime called also "Soft Mari".
• Magyari the name the Hungarians use of themselves, but originally meaning only one of the seven Hungarian tribes, living nearest south of Handa-hui on the south side of Kama and Veher (Belaja) rivers. Moved to Bashkiria. Had connections to Mansi.
• Manshi self name for Mansi.
• Meri Russian Merja living between Mordva and Vepsä along Volga.
• Metserä or Metseri Mordvin heimo (tribe) living north of Ersä and Moksha.
• Moksha Mordvin tribe.
• Moska Ancient Meri tribe lived along Moskova river.
• Mordi Mordva by Jordanes.
• Mordzkerl (Man of Men) Mordva in Old Prussian language.
• Mortios (Man) Mordva in Old Lithuanian language.
• Muromi Mordvin heimo (tribe).
• Murdasa Bulgarian name for Mordva.
• Odo Mari name for Udmurt.
• Onogur or Ongr (Ungr) means ten Hungarian tribes.
• Otjani (Otiny) name was used by the Russians for Udmurt, become later Votjani, then Votjak.
• Ostjakki-Nenetsi great Netetsi tribe which lived in ancient times on upper source of Kama.
• Perma name for Kama Culture. Other versions in different languages; Bermia, Bjarmia, Beorma, Permi, Permu, Perum. In early Novgorodian Annales in 1200s Perem, Perym. later Perma.
• Permi combined name for Komi, Komi-Permjakki, and Udmurtti.
• Por Mari name in Udmurt.
• Sakaliba Arabian name for all Finno Ugrians in Volga-Kama area.
• Samojedi general name for all Nenetsi tribes.
• Saran Udmurt name for Komi-Permjakki
• Sarmys Tsuvassi (Palkar) name for Mari.
• Syrjääni in Finnish means Komi.
• Terjuhaani Mordva (Ersä) tribe living in Nishnij Novgorod Oblast. Speaks Russian, but continues to use Mordva customs.
• Tihveri Karelians Tver Karelians Karelians living in Tver Oblast
• Tsherem-mes Meadow Man.
• Tsermes Tatar name for Mari.
• Tsheremissi Russian name for all Maris.
• Udmurt self name for Votjakki.
• Ugri Onogur general name for Hanti, Mansi, and Hungarians.
• Upo-Mari Eastern Mari living in Bashkiria and western slopes of Urals along Ufa (Uva) River.
• Vakul Komi name for Mansi.
• Ves Russian name for Vepsä.
• Visu Arabian name for Vepsä.
• Vitka name for Udmurt living along the Vitka (Viatka) river.
• Vjatitsi or Viatitsi name for Udmurt (and other Finnish tribes) living on the upper source of Oka river.
• Votjaki Russian name for Udmurt.
• Zarmis Kasaari (Khazar) name for Mari.
• Yzmö Nenetsi name for Komi. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.115.124.58 (talk) 20:43, 13 August 2008 (UTC)

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Youtube video as source

Hi everyone, I have recently expanded the section on Muromas, as it was quite limited, and I found a youtube presentation that gives some interesting information about them, but I don't know if it fits to put a youtube video as a source. The video is a lecture by Estonian archaeologist and university professor Ain Mäesalu, so it's not just a random person talking, but an expert in the field. However I don't see any source option like this. Do you think I can use it as "news"? CriticKende (talk) 09:38, 27 September 2023 (UTC)