estone

Also known as Estonian language, North Estonian, North Estonian language, Northern Estonian, Northern Estonian language

lingua ugrofinnica

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Estonian, known natively as eesti keel, is a natural language and macrolanguage indigenous to Estonia and the Estonians. It belongs to the Finnic and Uralic language families. The language is written using the Latin script and is regulated by the Institute of the Estonian Language. It has 1,251,770 speakers.

Estonian is an agglutinative, synthetic, subject–verb–object language with a nominative–accusative typology. Its grammatical structure includes nominative, genitive, partitive, and inessive cases. The language possesses present and past tenses. South Estonian is a part of the language. The language is associated with the coordinates 58.55, 25.82.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: modern language
Subclass of: Uralic
Has part: South Estonian
Country: Estonia
Image: Reklaamsilt näitab suunda Kaali trahtrisse.jpg

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short name: эстойнаг
Wikimedia language code: et
Commons category: Estonian language
topic's main category: Category:Estonian language
language regulatory body: Institute of the Estonian Language
native label: eesti keel
number of speakers, writers, or signers: 1251770
has grammatical case: comitative case
linguistic typology: V2 word order
indigenous to: Estonia
category for films in this language: Category:Estonian-language films
exact match: afbo.info/languages/4
P10369: Jesus
P11012: São Paulo
entry in abbreviations table: эст.
has tense: past tense
P8168: Ocean's 11
female form of label: la langue estonienne

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Article · Italiano

La lingua estone (nome nativo eesti keel) è la lingua ufficiale dell'Estonia, parlata dall'etnia estone. È una delle lingue ufficiali dell'Unione europea. L'estone è ufficialmente parlato in tutta l'Estonia. È inoltre parlato in Russia vicino al confine estone, dove però non ha uno statuto ufficiale e in alcuni altri paesi, dagli estoni che sono dovuti emigrare durante l'occupazione sovietica (1940-91). L'estone comprende 1,3 milioni di parlanti nativi nel 2013. Come il turco, il finlandese e l'ungherese, l'estone si caratterizzava dal fenomeno dell'armonia vocalica: le vocali erano raggruppate in due serie che non si mescolavano nella stessa parola. Questo fenomeno esiste oggi soltanto nel dialetto di Tartu.

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