What links to “Mari”
20 articles of the encyclopedia cite this article. Next to each — the phrase the link sits in.
- Bezvodnensky Burial Ground… ground was included in a cluster of sites named after it and after the Younger Akhmylovo burial ground in Mari El, and Mari archaeologists linked the population that left it to the formation of the early Mari ethnos in …
- Founding of Nizhny Novgorod… on the population of Strelitsa and Nizhny Novgorod: " Muroma their own tongue, Mordva their own tongue, and the Cheremis their own tongue "
- Linda River… in the Nizhny Novgorod Region navigable by kayak, a left tributary of the Volga. The name translates from Mari as "deserted."
- Mari CuisineMari cuisine — the traditional dishes of the Mari) people (the Mari), or Cheremis), which once formed the basis of their diet. The national character of Mari …
- Mari ElRaising the Cheboksary Reservoir Level, Mari
- Muroma… route. This is the Finno-Ugric Luxembourg. Here stood the trading posts of the Merya, the Erzya and the Mari. In the historical literature it is customary to begin the history of the Finno-Ugric Muroma with the …
- Peoples of Nizhny Novgorod… Novgorod." [1] The peoples considered indigenous to the region are Russians, Tatars, Mordva, Chuvash, and Mari; according to the 2020 census, 3,119,115 people lived in the region, of whom 2,448,926 were Russians. [2]
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- Sharangskiy DistrictMari people have lived on Sharanga's land longer than Russians, and this remains visible to this day. [1] In the …
- Spasskoye… of the oldest settlements in Nizhny Novgorod Region. The earliest inhabitants of Spassky District were the Mari.
- Spassky DistrictThe earliest inhabitants of Spassky District were the Mari.
- Strelka… near the confluence of the Oka and the Volga: " Muroma their own tongue, Mordva their own tongue, and the Cheremis their own tongue "
- Suprotivny SpringSuprotivny Klyuch — a spring in the Mari sacred grove of Tsepelskaya on the outskirts of the workers' settlement of Vasilsursk, Vorotynsky District …
- Tatars… Region, counted among the peoples who have traditionally inhabited its territory alongside Russians, Mari.
- Ten to ten… Kudma; in the south live the Erzya and Moksha, collectively known as the " Mordva," in the north — the Mari; the Mishar Tatars and Chuvash also left their mark, as did descendants of Novgorodians and Belarusians who …
- The Silver Ring of the Vorotynsky Land…. Before the Russian fortress, this site was occupied by the fortified town of Tsepel — the residence of the Mari rulers; the surrounding area retains Mari hillforts and sacred groves, including the spring known as …
- Vetluga RegionSlavs appeared in the remote forested areas of the Vetluga River basin somewhat later than the Mari. On the basis of objects discovered at the Veselovsky burial ground and the Cheremissky cemetery, it can be …
- Vyatichi… of the Galindians readily explains the fact that in the language of the Merya and of their descendants the Cheremis there proved to be Baltic words, which passed also into certain other Finnic dialects, for example into …
- Week of the Nizhny Novgorod Peoples… Vladimirskoye The contribution made by Valentin Zelenov within the contest is significant for perceiving the Mari) people and the sites of Voskresensky District as a single, meaning-forming structural system. The prize — a …