Mordvinic languages

Mordvinic languages
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Mordvinic
Geographic distribution:	Southwestern and Southeastern Russia
Genetic classification:	Uralic Finno-Ugric Finno-Permic Finno-Volgaic Volga-Finnic Mordvinic
Subdivisions:	Erzya language Moksha language
ISO 639-2:	`fiu`

The Mordvinic languages are a subgroup of the Finno-Volgaic languages.

The term Mordvin language is mistakenly used for the Erzya language and Moksha language (both are related, but different languages).

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Baltic-Finnic	Estonian · Finnish (Ingrian Finnish · Kven · Meänkieli) · Ingrian · Karelian (Ludic · Olonets Karelian) · Livonian · South Estonian (Seto · Võro) · Veps · Votic

Volga-Finnic	Mari · Erzya · Moksha · Merya † · Meshcherian † · Muromian †

Permic	Komi · Komi-Permyak · Udmurt

Sami	Akkala Sami † · Inari Sami · Kemi Sami † · Kildin Sami · Lule Sami · Northern Sami · Pite Sami · Skolt Sami · Southern Sami Ter Sami · Ume Sami

Ugric	Hungarian · Khanty · Mansi

† denotes extinct

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