Luokka:Articles in English

P

• Pietism
• Pike
• Pite Saami language
• Place names on Lapp
• Pleistocene
• Pluralism
• Poetry
• Poison traps
• Political situation of Kola Saami peoples
• Poor relief in Lappland
• Possessive suffixes
• Postceramic Iron Age
• Potential
• Prasnik Severa, North festival in Kola peninsula
• Pre-Christian gods
• Pre-Germanic
• Pre1
• Pre2
• Prehistoric Age
• Press
• Primordial monotheism
• Proto-Germa
• Proto-Indo-European
• Proto-language
• Proto-Saami
• Ptarmigan

Q

• Quaternary Period

R

• Racial research on Saami in Finland
• Racism
• Radien (engl. ver.)
• Radio broadcasting
• Raimmahallan
• Rearing of children
• Red fox
• Regular Fall camp place
• Regular winter camp place
• Reindeer
• Reindeer (as animal)
• Reindeer district: Finland
• Reindeer Herders Association
• Reindeer hunt : a system of collective mass reindeer hunt
• Reindeer hunt : a type of collective Winter hunt
• Reindeer husbandry committees: Finland
• Reindeer husbandry rights: Sweden
• Reindeer husbandry: Finland
• Reindeer husbandry: Kola Saami
• Reindeer husbandry: terminology
• Reindeer marking in the hair
• Reindeer path
• Reindeer skin: Duodji: tools, materials etc.
• Reindeer village
• Reindeer-herding cooperative
• Republic of Karelia
• Research History of the eastern Saamiland
• Research History of the Lappology
• Resla
• Reuterskiöld, Edgar (engl. ver.)
• Revitalisation
• Rheen, Samuel (engl. ver.)
• Rite
• River Saami
• Rock Art
• Rock Carving
• Rock Painting
• Rock Pictures
• Roots Duodji: tools, materials etc.
• Ráidu (raito, fi.), a row of Saami sleds with reindeer harnessed in front of them

R jatkuu

• Rátkit (erottaa poroja, fi.), to separate the reindeer to be slaughtered
• Rávga (engl. ver.)

S

• Saami administrational area (Finland)
• Saami Affairs Committees and reports
• Saami archaeology
• Saami committees
• Saami Conference
• Saami cosmology
• Saami costume
• Saami Council
• Saami cultural political programme
• Saami Delegation
• Saami dogs
• Saami ethnobotanic
• Saami flag
• Saami Fund
• Saami handicrafts
• Saami handicraftsmen and women
• Saami higher adult Continuation school
• Saami Homeland
• Saami in the light of population genetics
• Saami Language Administrative Areas
• Saami literature
• Saami movement
• Saami movement: revitalisation
• Saami national song
• Saami organization of Tärna
• Saami Parliament
• Saami Parliament: Finland
• Saami Parliament: Norja
• Saami Parliament: Sweden
• Saami Parliamentary Council
• Saami people in Russian
• Saami rights
• Saami school
• Saami School
• Saami school administration
• Saami Studies
• Saami Studies: Finland
• Saami Studies: Norway
• Saami Studies: Russia / Soviet
• Saami Studies: Sweden
• Saami Villages
• Saami world view
• Saba, Isak (engl. ver.)
• Sacrificials
• Salmon
• Salting fish
• Samefolket newspaper
• Samii Litto organization
• Sani (engl. ver.)
• Scandinavia
• Scandinavian languages
• Schefferus, Johannes
• School legislation
• School of Skytte
• Seahkohat, traditional boots
• Segregation
• Seine fishing, nuohttun
• Seine Nuohti
• Separating pen
• Separation
• Separation of the reindeer to be slaughtered
• Settling history
• Shaman drum: markings
• Shamanism
• Shuttle

S jatkuu

• Sieidi (engl. ver.)
• Siida, Saami village
• Silver
• Sistegákti, the costume made of tanned hide
• Sisti
• Situation of Inari Saami Language
• Ski stick
• Skis
• Skolt Saami administration
• Skolt Saami fiction
• Skolt Saami language
• Skolt Saami legislation
• Skolt Saami traditional costume
• Skolt Saami traditional handicrafts
• Skolt Saami: Modern history
• Skupmot, a hat
• Sleigh
• Sliehppá, the breast piece
• Snow
• Sound change
• Sour fish
• South Saami language
• Spágat
• Squired hunting
• Staff
• State of eastern Saami languages
• Stereotype
• Stihkágálssohat, Traditional trousers
• Stoat hunting equipment
• Stone Age
• Stállu (engl. ver.)
• Stállu (the origin of the word)
• Sun
• Suohpan (suopunki, in Finnish), a lariat-like rope
• Suovvi
• Svenska Samernas Riksförbund Society
• Swedish
• Sáiva (engl. ver.)
• Sáminuorra Society

T

• Table of contents
• Table of contents: Archaeology
• Table of contents: Christianity and missionary work
• Table of contents: Education
• Table of contents: Environment
• Table of contents: Etymology
• Table of contents: History
• Table of contents: Languages and peoples
• Table of contents: Literature and arts
• Table of contents: Material culture
• Table of contents: Means of livelihood and transport
• Table of contents: Media
• Table of contents: Notable people in Saami history and society
• Table of contents: Population and demography
• Table of contents: Practices and customs
• Table of contents: Regions and place names
• Table of contents: Reseach and research history
• Table of contents: Saami organizations and associations
• Table of contents: Traditional spiritualism and oral tradition
• Tales and fairy tales
• The "Christmas Folks"
• The background of the Encyclopaedia
• The bear worship and ritual
• The Birkarlar
• The death and the dead ones
• The dish, bowl or vessel
• The Dwafs and the Jotunis