Kamilla Kaiser (Szeged), 'The Udmurt Come up with a new word project in the light of language planning and management', last but most certainly not least, talking about people making up words - and how that ends up being received by the community. And that concludes our colloquium! #2025WinterSchool

Alexander Veselov (Munich), 'Uralic contacts with Tocharian', talking about connections that go beyond one of the foundational scholars of Tocharian establishing a brewery in Estonia. #2025WinterSchool

Orsolya Sild (Budapest), 'Compliments in the Tatar language
spoken in Finland and Estonia', receiving many well-deserved compliments #2025WinterSchool

Vít Adamovský (Budapest), 'József Pápay's research on Northern Khanty language and folklore', raising questions in processing field research material: what does it mean when there are 'mistakes' in your source? #2025WinterSchool

Róbert Derényi (Budapest), 'Attitude of students towards the ties of Hungarian to the Uralic language family', a truly bold topic with so much to discuss. #2025WinterSchool

Ivan Šimko (many places), 'Mansi minicorpus' - more Mansi, never can be too much Mansi! Also exemplifying the fruitful bridge we have been building between Slavic studies and Finno-Ugric studies. #2025WinterSchool

Margarita Wolf (Munich), 'Aspectual suffixes in Mansi: evidence from the Chernetsov corpus', exemplifying the exponential growth of Mansi studies at LMU! #2025WinterSchool

Tomi Koivunen (Turrrrrrrku) did not want to give a talk, but a friend and colleague made him. We were quite thankful for 'Is the Udmurt modal word кулэ an adjective?' #2025WinterSchool

Kitti Vojter (Szeged), 'Motion verbs in Nganasan and Dolgan', starting the second day of talks and giving a teaser for the Congressus XIV Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum in Tartu, where participants in this winter school will be organizing a colloquium on motion verbs! #2025WinterSchool

Júlia Pataki (Szeged), 'Posture verbs as quasi-copulas in Mansi', diving into our collective love affair with Mansi and adding fascinating typological perspectives, ending the first day of student talks #2025WinterSchool

Atte Huhtala (Turku), Finnish tykö in the old(est) literary language, expanding upon a topic in the focus of our 2024 winter school: the earliest written records of Finnish

Anna Sedláčková (Helsinki), 'Livonian Language Database', combining some of our favourite things: analysing old bible translations, corpus building, Livonian. #2025WinterSchool