urmukki ? (jatk.)

[mmjocelyne fernandez-vest]

>>> >With "Ourmouk" as the only hint in your question I find it impossible to
>>> >answer. You should give some more information (if you have any). A short
>>> >look into the literature I have did not give any result. Saying this I do
>>> >not claim that the possible language in question does not exist.
>>>
>>> It reminds me of Kalmuk, a Turkic language. It also reminds me of Gurmukhi,
>>> the name of the script used to write Punjabi.
>
>>I propose it to be a simple spelling mistake, it should be Udmurt,
>>nothing else...
>>
>>Prof. dr. C.Th.Hasselblatt
>
It was my first reaction too, knowing how my French colleagues sometimes
produce original variants of the Finno-Ugric names.
        Mrs Rouzade is responsible for the Language Ph. D. administration
at Paris V University, so maybe she simply heard the name mentioned in a
jury, which she should be able to tell us when she can be met.

Prof. M.M.Jocelyne Fernandez-Vest
Linguistique Finno-ougrienne, Paris III




M.M.Jocelyne FERNANDEZ-VEST
Directeur de Recherche au C.N.R.S.
Professeur détaché de Linguistique Finno-ougrienne
à l'Université Paris III