On the structure of Proto-Uralic

Juha Janhunen

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On the structure of Proto-Uralic Uralic (U), with its two main branches Finno-Ugrian (FU) and Samoyed, is one of the most thoroughly investigated language families.Moreover, the Proto-Uralic (PU) that can be reconstructed on the basis of Common Uralic (CU) comparative materia! is probably the most ancient unambiguously established parent language in Eurasia.While Proto-Finno-Ugrian (PFU) seems to have existed contemporaneously with somé of the early forms of Indo-European, Proto-Uralic must lie considerably farther back in time.Therefore, a Condensed review of the basic structural characteristics of Proto-Uralic should be of interest even outside the field of Uralistics.1

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