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Finno-Ugric

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Finno-Ugric

Group or family of more than 20 languages spoken by some 22 million people in scattered communities from Norway in the west to Siberia in the east and to the Carpathian mountains in the south. Members of the family include Finnish, Lapp, and Hungarian.
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In structure and basic vocabulary, it is of course Finno-Ugric, sticking prepositions on the end of words and changing verb-endings according to whether there is an object or not.
The Hungarians: history makes a comeback by Stone, Norman / The National Interest
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