page_title: List of Uralic languages
section_title: Finnic
hierarchical_section_title: List of Uralic languages / Finnic
caption_attribution_description: English: Estonian language Español: Idioma estonio &#160;&#160; Donde es mayoritario &#160;&#160; Donde es minoritario
context_page_description: Uralic is a language family located in Northern Eurasia, in the countries of Finland, Estonia, Hungary, in other countries Uralic languages are spoken by a minority of the population, these languages are spoken in far-northern Norway, in far-northern Sweden, and Russia. In Latvia, in some of the far-northern coastal areas of Courland region, an extinct Uralic language was spoken - Livonian.
  Uralic languages are spoken by about 25 million people. Main Uralic languages in number of speakers are Hungarian, Finnish and Estonian, that are also national and official languages of sovereign states.
context_section_description: (Finnic dialect continuum) 
  Proto-Finnic (extinct)
  Inland Finnic
  South Estonian (Lõuna Eesti kiil)
  Kraasna (extinct)
  Leivu (extinct)
  Lutsi (extinct)
  Mulgi
  Seto
  Tartu
  Võro
  Coastal Finnic
  Gulf of Finland Finnic
  Central Finnic
  Estonian (North Estonian) (Eesti keel)
  Central Estonian
  Eastern Estonian
  Insular Estonian
  Western Estonian (basis of Standard Estonian but not identical)
  Northeastern coastal Estonian (?) (Kirderannikumurre)
  Alutaguse dialect
  Coastal
  Votic (Vad’d’a tšeeli / Mā tšeeli / Vadyan cheeli / Vadyaa cheli) (nearly extinct)
  Eastern Votic (extinct)
  Western Votic
  Krevinian (extinct)
  Northern Finnic
  Finnish (Suomi / Suomen kieli)
  Standard Finnish - Yleiskieli
  Colloquial Finnish - Puhekieli - spoken language
  Western dialects
  Southern-Western dialects (Lounaismurteet) (basis of Standard Finnish but not identical)
  Proper Southern-Western dialects
  Southern dialect group (Eastern Uusimaa)
  Helsinki
  Northern dialect group
  Southern-Western middle dialects
  Pori region dialects
  Ala-Satakunta dialects
  dialects of Turku highlands
  Somero region dialects
  Western Uusimaa dialects
  Tavastian dialects (Hämäläismurteet)
  Ylä-Satakunta dialects
  Heart Tavastian dialects
  Southern Tavastian dialects
  Southern-Eastern Tavastian dialects
  Hollola dialect group
  Porvoo dialect group
  Iitti dialect group
  Southern Botnian (Ostrobothnian) dialects (Eteläpohjalaiset murteet)
  Middle and Northern Botnian (Ostrobothnian) dialects (Keski- ja Pohjoispohjalaiset murteet)
  Middle Botnian (Ostrobothnian) dialects
  Northern Botnian (Ostrobothnian) dialects
  Peräpohjola dialects (Peräpohjalaiset murteet) Far-Northern dialects
  Tornio dialects ("Meänkieli" in Sweden) (Tornedalian / Tornedalian Finnish)
  Kemi dialects
  Kemijärvi dialects
  Jällivaara dialects ("Meänkieli" in Sweden) (Tornedalian / Tornedalian Finnish)
  Ruija dialects ("Kven language" in Northern Norway) (Kven Finnish) (Kvääni / Kväänin kieli / Kainu / Kainun kieli)
  Eastern dialects
  Savonian dialects (Savolaismurteet)
  Northern Savonian dialects
  Southern Savonian dialects
  Middle dialects of Savonlinna region
  Eastern Savonian dialects or the dialects of North Karelia
  Kainuu dialects (Sami substrate)
  Central Finland dialects
  Päijänne Tavastia dialects
  Keuruu-Evijärvi dialects
  Savonian dialects of Värmland (Sweden) (once spoken by the Forest Finns - Metsäsuomalaiset)
  Southern-Eastern dialects (Kaakkoismurteet) (Karelian Finnish) (Karjalaismurteet) (not to be confused with Karelian, a related but different language, although there is some dialect continuum between the two)
  Proper Southern-Eastern dialects
  Middle dialects of Lemi region
  Dialects of Ingria (in Russia) (dialects of Finnish or a distinct but related language)
  Ingrian (Inkerin kieli / Inkerin Suomen kieli / Ižoran kēli)
  Hevaha (extinct)
  Lower Luga
  Kukkozi dialect (?) (nearly extinct)
  Orodezhi (Upper Luga) (extinct)
  Soikkola dialect
  Karelian (Karjala / Kariela / Karjalan Kielii) (not to be confused with the Karelian dialect of Finnish although there is some dialect continuum between the two)
  Livvi (Olonets Karelian) (Livvi / Livvin kieli)
  Karelian proper (Karjala / Kariela / Karjalan Kielii)
  Northern Karelian (Viena)
  Southern Karelian
  Ludic (Lüüdi / Lüüdi kiel)
  Central Ludic
  Kuuďärv Ludic
  Veps (Vepsän kelʹ / Vepsän keli / Vepsä / Veps kiel)
  Northern Veps (Onega Veps)
  Central Veps
  Southern Veps
  Gulf of Riga Finnic
  Livonian (Līvõ kēļ / Raanda keel) (extinct)
  Courland Livonian (extinct) (revival attempts)
  Salaca Livonian (extinct)
caption: North Estonian and South Estonian languages.
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