Votic

English

Etymology 1

Vote +‎ -ic, named after the Votes who speak it.

Proper noun

Votic

A nearly extinct Finno-Ugric language spoken in Ingria.
Synonyms: Votian, Votish

Related terms

Vote

Translations

language

Armenian: վոդերեն (hy) (voderen)
Basque: votera
Breton: votianeg
Catalan: vòtic m
Danish: votisk
Dutch: Wotisch (nl) n
Estonian: vadja keel (et)
Finnish: vatja (fi)
French: vote (fr) m
Galician: voto (gl)
German: Votisch, Wotisch (de)
Hungarian: vót (hu)
Ingrian: vadja
Irish: Vóitis
Italian: voto (it)
Latvian: votu
Norwegian: votisk
Portuguese: vótico (pt) m
Russian: водский (ru) (vodskij)
Spanish: voto (es)
Swedish: votiska (sv)
Turkish: Votça (tr)
Votic: vadʹdʹa

Further reading

Ethnologue entry for Votic, vot ⁠

Etymology 2

Voto +‎ -ic, since Voto is one member of the family.

Proper noun

Votic

A family of languages spoken in Central America.

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