| Ingrish | ||
|---|---|---|
| ižoran keeli | ||
| Goll er loayrt ayns | Yn Roosh | |
| Earroo loayreyderyn | 200[1] | |
| Kynney çhengey | Ooralagh
| |
| Staydys oikoil | ||
| Çhengey oikoil ayns | gyn staydys oikoil | |
| Fo stiurey ec | gyn stiureyder oikoil | |
| Coadyn çhengey | ||
| ISO 639-1 | gyn coad | |
| ISO 639-2 | ||
| ISO 639-3 | izh | |
Ta Ingrish ny Izhorish (Ingrish: ižoran keeli[a 1], ižorkan keeli[a 1]) nane jeh ny çhengaghyn Finn-Oogragh ta loayrit ec ny h-Izhoree ayns Ingria. Ta mygeayrt 200 loayrtee ayn nish,[1] agh ta'n chooid smoo jeu nyn shenndiaght. Ny jean jarrood eddyr ee as abbyrtyn hiar yiass ny Finnlynnish as ee çhengey hromlagh ny sthie-arree Finnlynnagh Lutheragh.
Notyn
Imraaghyn
- 1 2 UNESCO Interactive Atlas - Caslys çheerey eddyr-obbragh jeh Çhengaghyn y Theihill ayns Gaue (Reih « Country or area » : Russian Federation as Ingrian 'sy rolley ny yei shen) (Baarle)
Lioar-oayllys
- Paul Ariste 1981. Keelekontaktid. Tallinn: Valgus. [pt. 2.6. Kolme läänemere keele hääbumine lk. 76 - 82] (Estoinish)
Kianglaghyn mooie
| Çhengaghyn Ooralagh | |
|---|---|
| Finn-Baltagh | Estoinish (Võroish) · Finnlynnish (Abbyrtyn Savonagh · Kvenish · Meänkielish) · Ingrish · Karelish (Ludish · Karelish Olonetsagh) · Livonish · Vepsish · Votish |
| Finn-Volgagh | Marish · Erzyaish · Meryaish · Meshcherish · Mokshaish · Muromish |
| Laplannagh | Akkala · Hwoaie · Inari · Kemi · Kildin · Lule · Pite · Skolt · Ter · Ume · Yiass |
| Permagh | Komish (Komish-Zyriish · Komish-Phermyakish · Yazvagh) · Udmurtish |
| Oogragh | Khantyish · Mansish · Ungaarish |
| Samoidagh | Enetsish · Kamassish · Koibalish · Matorish (Taygish) · Nenetsish · Nganasanish · Selkupish · Yuratsish |
| Ta clou iddaalagh soilshaghey magh çhengaghyn marroo. | |
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