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Linguistica Uralica
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Heinrich von Jannau on the Livonians and Livonian Language in Rosenplänter’s Beiträge (1828); pp. 307-309

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Dec 2009 English Publisher:Estonian Academy PublishersJournal:Linguistica Uralica, volume 45, pages 307-309 (issn: 0868-4731, Copyright policy )
Authors: Urmas Sutrop;

doi: 10.3176/lu.2009.4.06

Heinrich von Jannau on the Livonians and Livonian Language in Rosenplänter’s Beiträge (1828); pp. 307-309

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In 1828 Heinrich Georg von Jannau published his monograph on the proto- and prelanguage of Estonians. He argued that Estonian is a daughter language of Livonian not Finnish. Jannau gave an overview of the history, religion and customs of Livonians and divided Livonian territory into nine districts and tribes. His research method was scientific and he made fieldwork among the Salaca Livonians. He compared his own linguistic material from Salaca with the data collected from Engure district by Schlözer.

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