North Saami - Revision history

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	*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998a): The Saami Languages: An introduction. Kárášjohka: Davvi Girji.		*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998a): The Saami Languages: An introduction. Kárášjohka: Davvi Girji.
	*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998b): Saamic. In: Abondolo, Daniel (ed., 1998): The Uralic l		*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998b): Saamic. In: Abondolo, Daniel (ed., 1998): The Uralic l

			=== Other Languages ===
			* German [[Nordsaamisch]]

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	[[Category:West-Saamic]]		[[Category:West-Saamic]]

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	*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998a): The Saami Languages: An introduction. Kárášjohka: Davvi Girji.		*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998a): The Saami Languages: An introduction. Kárášjohka: Davvi Girji.
	*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998b): Saamic. In: Abondolo, Daniel (ed., 1998): The Uralic l		*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998b): Saamic. In: Abondolo, Daniel (ed., 1998): The Uralic l

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	**[[Central Saamic]]		**[[Central Saamic]]
	\|OfficialLg=Sweden, Norway, Finland		\|OfficialLg=Sweden, Norway, Finland
	\|ISO1=-		\|ISO1=se
	\|ISO2B=sme		\|ISO2B=sme
	\|ISO2T=		\|ISO2T=

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	{{InfoboxLanguage\|		{{InfoboxLanguage\|
	Language=North Saami		Language=North Saami
	\|Autonym=Davvisámegiella		\|Autonym=Sámegiella, Davvisámegiella
	\|WALSname=Saami, Northern		\|WALSname=Saami, Northern
	\|Ethn15name=Saami, North		\|Ethn15name=Saami, North
	\|Countries=[[Sweden, Norway ]]		\|Countries=Sweden, Norway, Finland
	\|WALSLoc=		\|WALSLoc=24dE 69dN
	\|Speakers= 15000 (Norway); 25000 (all Countries)		\|Speakers= 15000 (Norway); 25000 (all Countries)
	\|Family= [[Uralic]]		\|Family= [[Uralic]]
	\|Genus=[[Saamic]]		\|Genus=[[Saamic]]
	*[[Central Saamic]]		*[[West Saamic]]
	\|OfficialLg=		**[[Central Saamic]]
			\|OfficialLg=Sweden, Norway, Finland
	\|ISO1=-		\|ISO1=-
	\|ISO2B=sme		\|ISO2B=sme
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	*Aikio, Ante (1986): Some issues in the study of language shift in the Northern Calotte. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 7:5, 361-378.		*Aikio, Ante (1986): Some issues in the study of language shift in the Northern Calotte. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 7:5, 361-378.
	*Bartens, Hans-Hermann (1989): Lehrbuch der saamischen (lappischen) Sprache. Hamburg: Buske.		*Bartens, Hans-Hermann (1989): Lehrbuch der saamischen (lappischen) Sprache. Hamburg: Buske.
	*Bergsland, Knut (1976) Lappische Grammatik mit Lesestücken. Aus dem Norwegischen übersetzt von Werner Dontenwill. ~~Wiesba¬den~~: Harrassowitz		*Bergsland, Knut (1976) Lappische Grammatik mit Lesestücken. Aus dem Norwegischen übersetzt von Werner Dontenwill. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz
	*Collinder, Bjørn (1949): The Lappish dialect of Jukkasjärvi. Uppsala: Kungliga Humanistiska Vetenskaps-Samfundet i ~~Uppsa¬la~~.		*Collinder, Bjørn (1949): The Lappish dialect of Jukkasjärvi. Uppsala: Kungliga Humanistiska Vetenskaps-Samfundet i Uppsala.
	*Frette, Thor (1975): Norsk-saamisk ordbok / Dárugie-sámigiel sádigir’ji. Oslo: Universitetsforlaget.		*Frette, Thor (1975): Norsk-saamisk ordbok / Dárugie-sámigiel sádigir’ji. Oslo: Universitetsforlaget.
	*Gaski, Harald (1991): Våja våja nana nana: saamiske tekster. Oslo : LNU.		*Gaski, Harald (1991): Våja våja nana nana: saamiske tekster. Oslo : LNU.
	*Huss, Leena (1999): Reversing language shift in the Far North: linguistic revitalization in Northern Scandinavia and ~~Fin-land~~. [Studia Uralica et Altaica Upsaliensia 31]. Uppsala: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis.		*Huss, Leena (1999): Reversing language shift in the Far North: linguistic revitalization in Northern Scandinavia and Finland. [Studia Uralica et Altaica Upsaliensia 31]. Uppsala: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis.
	*Korhonen, Mikko (1988a): The Lapp Language. In: Sinor, Denis (ed., 1988): The Uralic Languages. Description, History, and Foreign Influences. Leiden: Brill, 41-57.		*Korhonen, Mikko (1988a): The Lapp Language. In: Sinor, Denis (ed., 1988): The Uralic Languages. Description, History, and Foreign Influences. Leiden: Brill, 41-57.
	*Korhonen, Mikko (1988b): The History of the Lapp Language. In: Sinor, Denis (ed., 1988): The Uralic Languages. Description, History, and Foreign Influences. Leiden: Brill, 264-287.		*Korhonen, Mikko (1988b): The History of the Lapp Language. In: Sinor, Denis (ed., 1988): The Uralic Languages. Description, History, and Foreign Influences. Leiden: Brill, 264-287.
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	*Sammallahti, Pekka (1989): Saami-suoma satnegirji : Saamelais-suomalainen sanakirja. Ohcejohka: Jorgaleaddji.		*Sammallahti, Pekka (1989): Saami-suoma satnegirji : Saamelais-suomalainen sanakirja. Ohcejohka: Jorgaleaddji.
	*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998a): The Saami Languages: An introduction. Kárášjohka: Davvi Girji.		*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998a): The Saami Languages: An introduction. Kárášjohka: Davvi Girji.
	*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998b): Saamic. In: Abondolo, Daniel (ed., 1998): The Uralic ~~languages. London: Routledge, 43-95.~~		*Sammallahti, Pekka (1998b): Saamic. In: Abondolo, Daniel (ed., 1998): The Uralic l
	*Svonni, Mikael (1990): Sámi-ruota, ruota-sámi sátnegirji / Saamisk-svensk, svensk-saamisk ordbok. Jokkmokk: Sámi Girjjit.

	~~=== Other languages ===~~
	*Deutsch [[Nord-Saami]]

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	Torne Saami shares some features with [[Lule Saami]] and may therefore be considered transitional to the western group of Central Saami. It is subdivided into four dialects.		Torne Saami shares some features with [[Lule Saami]] and may therefore be considered transitional to the western group of Central Saami. It is subdivided into four dialects.

	Sea Saami shows some remarkable achaisms that agree with [[Eastern ~~Saami~~]], especially the retention of geminated nasals. Its western dialect shares some features with western Finnmark Saami, while its central and eastern dialect rather agree with eastern Finnmark Saami, and the eastern dialect shares some features with Inari Saami.		Sea Saami shows some remarkable achaisms that agree with [[Eastern Saamic]], especially the retention of geminated nasals. Its western dialect shares some features with western Finnmark Saami, while its central and eastern dialect rather agree with eastern Finnmark Saami, and the eastern dialect shares some features with Inari Saami.

	Finnmark Saami (spoken by the majority of North Saami speakers) may be divided into western and eastern dialects. In the east stressed long vowels and diphthongs show front-back umlaut variation, stressed short vowels might be lengthened depending on the quantity of the following consonants, and single short intervocalic b, g are fricativized. In the west, "preaspirated" clusters ''hp, ht, hk'' are simplified to ''h'' (if following an unstressed vowel), and after a short stressed vowel, geminate consonants or unstressed ''a'' may be lengthened.		Finnmark Saami (spoken by the majority of North Saami speakers) may be divided into western and eastern dialects. In the east stressed long vowels and diphthongs show front-back umlaut variation, stressed short vowels might be lengthened depending on the quantity of the following consonants, and single short intervocalic b, g are fricativized. In the west, "preaspirated" clusters ''hp, ht, hk'' are simplified to ''h'' (if following an unstressed vowel), and after a short stressed vowel, geminate consonants or unstressed ''a'' may be lengthened.

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	North Saami is divided in three main groups: Torne Saami (in the south), Finnmark Saami, and Sea Saami (on the coast).		North Saami is divided in three main groups: Torne Saami (in the south), Finnmark Saami, and Sea Saami (on the coast).

	Torne Saami shares some features with [[Lule ~~Saam~~]] and may therefore be considered transitional to the western group of Central Saami. It is subdivided into four dialects.		Torne Saami shares some features with [[Lule Saami]] and may therefore be considered transitional to the western group of Central Saami. It is subdivided into four dialects.

	Sea Saami shows some remarkable achaisms that agree with [[Eastern Saami]], especially the retention of geminated nasals. Its western dialect shares some features with western Finnmark Saami, while its central and eastern dialect rather agree with eastern Finnmark Saami, and the eastern dialect shares some features with Inari Saami.		Sea Saami shows some remarkable achaisms that agree with [[Eastern Saami]], especially the retention of geminated nasals. Its western dialect shares some features with western Finnmark Saami, while its central and eastern dialect rather agree with eastern Finnmark Saami, and the eastern dialect shares some features with Inari Saami.

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	Sea Saami shows some remarkable achaisms that agree with [[Eastern Saami]], especially the retention of geminated nasals. Its western dialect shares some features with western Finnmark Saami, while its central and eastern dialect rather agree with eastern Finnmark Saami, and the eastern dialect shares some features with Inari Saami.		Sea Saami shows some remarkable achaisms that agree with [[Eastern Saami]], especially the retention of geminated nasals. Its western dialect shares some features with western Finnmark Saami, while its central and eastern dialect rather agree with eastern Finnmark Saami, and the eastern dialect shares some features with Inari Saami.

	Finnmark Saami (spoken by the majority of North Saami speakers) may be divided into western and eastern dialects. In the east stressed long vowels and diphthongs show front-back umlaut variation, stressed short vowels might be lengthened depending on the quantity of the following consonants, and single short intervocalic b, g are fricativized. In the west, "preaspirated" clusters ''hp, ht, hk'' are simplified to ''h'', and after a short stressed vowel, geminate consonants or unstressed ''a'' may be lengthened.		Finnmark Saami (spoken by the majority of North Saami speakers) may be divided into western and eastern dialects. In the east stressed long vowels and diphthongs show front-back umlaut variation, stressed short vowels might be lengthened depending on the quantity of the following consonants, and single short intervocalic b, g are fricativized. In the west, "preaspirated" clusters ''hp, ht, hk'' are simplified to ''h'' (if following an unstressed vowel), and after a short stressed vowel, geminate consonants or unstressed ''a'' may be lengthened.

	=== Classification ===		=== Classification ===