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Votic pages
Introduction · Cases · Numbers · Pronouns · Verbs

Finno-Ugric Languages
Baltic-Finnic	Estonian · Finnish · Ingrian · Karelian · Livonian · Veps · Votic · Võro
Mordvinic	Erzya · Moksha
Permic	Komi · Udmurt
Ugric	Hungarian · Khanty · Mansi

Welcome to the Wikilang introduction page for the Votic language, or as we call it, Vađđaa ceeli!

An Introduction to the Language

The Votic language is closely related to Estonian and unlike Livonian hasn't had a large influence by Latvian. It has, however, a number of loanwords from Russian. There are very few Votic speakers remaining. There was about 1000 speakers before the Soviet Union, but after racial suppression, the population was decreased by 90% and there are less lan 100 speakers remaining.

Family

Uralic

• Finno-Ugric
  • Finno-Permic
    • Finno-Volgaic
      • Finno-Lappic
        • Baltic-Finnic
          • Votic

Spoken in

Ingria, by fewer than 100 speakers today.