veps การใช้

• His father believed that Prince Rurik had been Veps by ethnicity.
• Traditionally, the Veps language is written in the Latin script.
• In 1965, Spehlmann used a checkerboard stimulation to describe human VEPs.
• It is transitional between Olonets Karelian language and Veps language.
• Russian settlement reached the Onega Veps in the 14th or 15th century.
• Veps orthography is largely phonemic, and represents each phoneme with one letter.
• The Vepsians living in Vologda Oblast speak the central group of Veps dialects.
• It originated as a northern dialect of Veps transformed under heavy Karelian influence.
• In the postwar period many Veps moved from their historic villages to larger cities.
• In a Veps legend, the ( female ) hedgehog appears in a creation myth.
• This case is used in Udmurt and Veps languages ( both belong to Uralic languages ).
• The Veps are the only Baltic Finnish people with no significant corpus of Kalevala meter oral poetry.
• Veps has vowel harmony like many other Finnic languages do, but in a much more limited form.
• The name Chudes ( or Northern Chudes ) has been used for Veps people also by some anthropologists.
• Vowel harmony is lost in Estonian, Livonian and partly Veps, but not South Estonian or Votic.
• In present-day Russian vernacular the word " chukhna " is often used to denote Veps.
• Escept for northernmost Veps dialects, both grades of geminate stops are also reflected as / p t k /.
• This collection is believed to be the third Veps language book to be written using the Cyrillic alphabet in history.
• In all other Finnic languages the two grades fall together ( written in Veps as, as in the others ).