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'''Sápmi''' ([[Davvisámegiella]] ''Sápmi'', [[Julevsámegiella|julevsámegillii]] ''Sábme'' ja, [[Lullisámegiella|lullisámegillii]] ''Saemie''. [[Dárogiella]] ja [[Ruoŧagiella]] ''Sameland'')
==Sápmi ja Sámi olbmot==
Ruoŧagiella "Lappland", "Lapland" or [[Lappmarken]]. Dárogiella "Finnmark" or "Finnmork."<ref>[http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/egil/egil15.htm Egil's Saga, Chapter XIV]</ref>.
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=== Lapland ===
The inner parts of Sápmi are often referred to as [[Lapland]] or [[Lappi]] a name deriving from a former name given to the Sámi, which is today considered derogatory by many Sámi. The name is also found on the Russian side as ''Laplandija'' (the name of a natural reservation) and the Norwegian county of Finnmark is sometimes titled the "Norwegian Lapland", especially by the travel industry.<ref>[http://www.visitnorway.com/templates/NTRDestinationArticle.aspx?id=157023 Presentation of Finnmark by Norway's Ministry of Trade and Industry] in their official travel guide to Norway.</ref> ''Lappi-'' appears as a common component of place-names throughout central and southern Finland as well; in many cases it probably refers to earlier Sámi presence, though in some cases the underlying meaning may be merely 'periphery' or 'outlying district'.
=== "Bealli" ===
== Languages ==
[[File:Sami languages large.png|thumb|300px|]]
=== Sámegielat ===
[[Image:Corrected sami map 4.PNG|thumb|250px|Sámegielat Sápmi]]
On the map to the right numbers indicate Sami Languages: 1. South (Åarjil) Sámi, 2. Ume (Upme) Sámi, 3. Pite (Bitthun)Sámi, 4. Lule (Julev) Sámi, 5. North (Davvi) Sámi, 6. Skolt Sámi, 7. Inari (Ánár) Sámi, 8. Kildin Sámi, 9. Ter Sámi. Of these languages the Northern one is the by far most vital; whereas Ume, Pite and Ter seem to be dying languages. Darkened areas represent municipalities that recognize Sami as an official language.
=== Sámit ===
* [[Giron]] (Kiruna) Sámediggi, Ruoŧŧa
* [[Guovdageaidnu]] (Kautokeino) 90% Davvisámegiella. Áviisa ''Áššu''. DAT Sami publishing. Sami Easter Festival. Guovdageaidnu stuibmi 1852.
* [[Jiellevárri]] or [[Váhčir]] (Gällivare)
* [[Johkamohkki]] (Jokkmokk) márkan. Festival Guovvamánnu.
* [[Kárášjohka]] (Karasjok) NRK Sami Radio, the Sami Collections museum, the Sami Art Centre, the Sami Specialist Library, the legal office of Middle Finnmark, the Inner Finnmark Child and Youth Psychiatric Policlinic, the Sami Specialist Medical Centre, and the Sami Health Research Institute. ''Sápmi'' cultural park. Áviisa Min Áigi.
* [[Leavdnja]] (Lakselv) in Porsáŋgu (Porsanger)
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