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• Table of contents: Living and household, clothing etc.
  47 B (6 words) - 07:45, 19 December 2021

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• Cabin
  {{Artikkelilinkki|20140806092921| Table of contents: Living and household, clothing etc.}}<BR><BR> |luokat=Living and household, clothing etc.
  280 B (34 words) - 12:32, 30 December 2014
• Vuotta (lace or stramp used in Saami shoes)
  ...arieties: {{Artikkelilinkki|0110|Akkala}}, {{Artikkelilinkki|0109|Kildin}} and Ter Saami. In {{Artikkelilinkki|0107|Inari Saami}} it constitutes the stem <P align="justify"> In the easternmost Saami languages (Kildin and Ter), the word has been borrowed from Baltic-Finnic languages (Finnish or K
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• Vierra (a bunkh of hay used in shoes)
  ...aning in several other {{Artikkelilinkki|20140721171759|Saami languages}}, and in Lule Saami the corresponding form also means ring of a ski pole basket o ... South Saami <i>vïere</i> a steep slope, Lule Saami <i>vierra</i> a ridge and {{Artikkelilinkki|0108|Skolt Saami}} <i>viõrr</i> a ridge, <i>tieva</i> (c
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• Njalla, a small store house on the top of a wooden pole
  ...pring. In autumn the reindeer were in a better condition after the summer, and thus they provided more sustenance than in spring.</p> ...nsi word means a drying rack (for meat), the Yurak word a storage shelter, and the Selkup word a bark pannier or frame in which children sat beside the fi
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• Gákti (traditional Saami coat)
  ... of a (folk) costume ), and forms of it are also found in South, Ume, Pite and Lule Saami meaning a Lapp coat . The word kähti exists in Inari Saami, but ...tify"> A Lapp coat is a closed, frock-like outer garment with long sleeves and a split below the neckline in front. Most commonly it is made of frieze or
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• Luhkka, (lukka in Finnish), a Saami cloth
  ...dinavian word family which is represented in modern Swedish by <i>lock</i> and modern Norwegian <i>lok</i> cover, lid (the original meaning was perhaps co |luokat=Living and household, clothing etc., etymology
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• Loaidu, (loito in Finnish), a side space in a Saami tent
  ...espondences are concerned, it is also possible that the word in both Saami and Finnish is descended from a word in {{Artikkelilinkki|0142|Early Proto-Finn ...ne that its semantic development came from the sense of resting, lying or, and perhaps more probably, from the other meaning of this word family: sloping,
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• Guksi (Saami drinking vessel)
  ... goblet. The other, <i>koxa</i>, is mainly limited to the Norland dialect, and it means a small wooden or bone drinking vessel. This word also appears in ...altic-Finnic kauha, a Baltic loan word, then the forms found in South, Ume and Pite Saami are phonetically exceptional. The divergent phonetic structure o
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• Gietkka (Saami craddle)
  ...s and strapped into the cradle, they were protected from the freezing cold and the wind. The cradle was also used as a means of transporting the baby over ...atives meaning cradle (cf. Finnish <i>kätkyt</i>, Estonian <i>kätki</i>, and so on).</p>
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• Gállot (traditional Saami shoes)
  ...borrowed from a Scandinavian word, which is found in present-day Norwegian and Swedish in the form <i>skalle</i> skull .</p> {{Artikkelilinkki|20140806092921| Table of contents: Living and household, clothing etc.}}<BR> <BR>
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• Roots Duodji: tools, materials etc.
  ...wo sisters Ellen Kitok Andersson and Margit Kitok Åström from Gällevare and Jokkmokk in the Swedish side of Sápmi have become known for their special {{Artikkelilinkki|20140806092921| Table of contents: Living and household, clothing etc.}}<BR><BR>
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• Antler čoarvi Duodji: tools, materials etc.
  ...acts throughout history. Older knives show some local differences in shape and decoration. The shape of the sheath can be divided into three: straight, be ...g time, many collectors have been interested in antler sheaths and knives, and this has made the Saami knife a collector's item. This has led to the knife
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• Saami costume
  ...stify"> The Saami Costume gives information about where the wearer belongs and it also tells about the wearer him/herself. The Saami people used to wear t ...h bartering. Quite early the broadcloth in different colours also appeared and costumes were sewn out of it. </p>
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• Silver
  ...d or not. In some areas there are also differences between buttons for men and buttons for women. </P> ...e mentioned Torill Labba, Vuolit Övre Soppero, Petteri Laiti, Anár/Inari and Risten Anne Hætta, Guovdageaidnu/Kautokeino. </P>
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• Reindeer skin: Duodji: tools, materials etc.
  ...clothes. Saami traditional clothes function today as a label of the family and they are practical to use. </P> ...sen, the skin is tanned with bark, all sinews are removed with the scraper and the skin is finally made soft by rubbing it by hand. There are of course ot
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• Náhppi, a ladle for milking reindeer
  ...ned to other Saami artefacts that previously had other usage. The purpose, and thus the content, has changed. Today it is also common for women to make <i {{Artikkelilinkki|20140806092921| Table of contents: Living and household, clothing etc.}}<BR><BR>
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• Gietkka, the cradle
  ... <i>Šielat</i>/Amulets of silver are often fastened to the <i>gietkka</i> and they serve as protection, preventing the child from being exchanged with an .../P><BR><BR>{{Artikkelilinkki|20140806092921| Table of contents: Living and household, clothing etc.}}<BR><BR>
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• The sledge
  ... reindeer), <i>lohkkegeres</i> (the sledge with lid for transporting food) and <i>vuodjingeres</i> (the sledge that transports people). The crosspieces we {{Artikkelilinkki|20140806092921| Table of contents: Living and household, clothing etc.}}<BR><BR>
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• The dish, bowl or vessel
  ...ains or for decoration. The shape of the latter is to be looked at/admired and these vessels often have decorated horn intarsia. <BR>{{Artikkelilinkki|021 {{Artikkelilinkki|20140806092921| Table of contents: Living and household, clothing etc.}}<BR><BR>
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• The leg skin of the reindeer
  ...tip. In the Julev and South areas the leg skin is folded on the hairy side and the tip becomes straighter. </P> ...anned hide. Here, again, the decoration of broadcloth in different colours and patterns indicate the origin of the <i>stihkágálssohat</i>. It is also po
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