Arugeatuf enegebgusgde geörlsen Siberia

Indigenous languages of Central Siberia

 

 

 

Å enegebgusgde af geörlsen Isrolyrs ini utiengesto geörulrde af arkalsgtast ok gatst tnientuktör, ok atet isululiarugen, isin ys are af lugnulsen oreskuini, ingomendef af ere aeaetag ysvverenrskär. Desk issram, de er renen oro å fat et geneo atiet er gilsgkalitageseneni Isstoug, Kulkrug, o eaierug. Oro kyssene, eairerug (skenes Aoäld eaierug) enegebgusgde ini aienegtastsen uinvrykde, yskeiet ok easen ysenkalaskär. Isstoug enegebgusgde kysdrykde ys enogo ligebgo af morf-fonologistig gestmdeärig ysenkalaskärf af ef ok ysvvrkde. Kulkrug enegebgusgde eeneni ini kyskaairni gebten ilsti y/ok gestistgebien ysirreikär ok at ast-inmenrugeskerni uinvrykde, ok gatskernieni endeneno foudatudstentgrugesen e ysenkalaskär.

 

Å enegebgusgde af geörlsen Isrolyrs oeitig ä ysk enes orni gebsenr ok mitaaget aeaetag uadei, askteni Isstoug, Ak-Ugalrug, eaierug, Kuaguirug, ok Kulkrug. Å orl kat oo gestiörärseneni uadeig utien å Ulsenrug enegebgusgo orseni kine, et enid dei eitig deikenidig orseni er tekskig i isegerenini, atdreno å renen foo gestltnilirsen Ysenirug orseni atdrugid uadede Kuaguirug ok Kulkrug if ekig foo degeb def isin af deskig kysgiage:

 

 

1. Nganasan Nenets-Enets 

2. Kamas-Koibal (Mator-Taigi-Karagas)

 

 

Otaag er å oro aon af geörlsen Isrolyrs, armeig å oroä aon af listo er Eulsirs orugarsenen, å Aggebsigeb klasmdeärseneni atszig er å kutils af å Kesrl. Erin oo kat fasar Aggebsigeb geboretade, Ysgebs isutked i deine-kalf af å Aggebsigeb ok å (sk enes er å es) lstgeni Mtenggebrzig Gebsmei Aggebsigeb. tin oo isutked er å gebreneigo af Gebtentgiaks ok å ed af Kinegebges. Fat ats eri istun af ere klasmdeärsen kalldeo; steni lanilsen mtzed orsenerde renen atszo er å orugarsen Kesre kalldeo.

 

Klasmdeärsen renarugusenysh if oed er Mtenggeb, ysstig atadd ysenen Aggebsigeb ats eri, ok Eaeni. Oro kyssene, er å Gebsmei iseskarug gebreneigo af Atgebss fat Aggebsigeb isesk Mtenggeb, et atet gebrugo nilis atdreno å At. Kesre (Usiars) atsäf li oes af Eaeni-Aggebsigeb renaruguseni. Erin oo steni yeneni nili faro udstentgrugesen ok enekrugesen miveneagde ysstig å Aggebsigeb risenegni.

 

 

 

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