Languages of Russia
Name↕ | Language↕ | Language family↕ | Federal subject(s)↕ | Speakers in Russia↕ | Source↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Abaza | Abaza | Northwest Caucasian | Karachay-Cherkessia | 37,831 (2010 census – 2014) | |
Adyghe | Adyghe | Northwest Caucasian | Adygea | 128,000 (2015) | |
Aghul | Aghul | Northeast Caucasian | Dagestan | 33,200 (2020–2021 census) | — |
Avar | Avar | Northeast Caucasian | Dagestan | 800,000 (2010 Census) | |
Altai | Altai | Turkic | Altai Republic | 55,720 (2010 census) | |
Azerbaijani | Azerbaijani | Turkic | Dagestan | 116,907 (2020–2021 census) | — |
Bashkir | Bashkir | Turkic | Bashkortostan | 1,152,404 (2010 census) | see also regional law |
Buryat | Buryat | Mongolic | Buryatia | 265,000 (2010 census) | |
Chechen | Chechen | Northeast Caucasian | Chechnya Dagestan | 1,354,705 (2010 census) | |
Chuvash | Chuvash | Turkic | Chuvashia | 1,042,989 (2010 census) | |
Crimean Tatar | Crimean Tatar | Turkic | Republic of Crimea | 308,000 (2010 census) 228,000 (2019) | |
Erzya | Erzya | Uralic | Mordovia | 36,726 (2010 census) | |
Ingush | Ingush | Northeast Caucasian | Ingushetia | 305,868 (2010 census) | |
Kabardian | Kabardian | Northwest Caucasian | Kabardino-Balkaria Karachay-Cherkessia | 590,000 (2010 census) | |
Kalmyk | Kalmyk | Mongolic | Kalmykia | 80,546 (2010 census) | |
Karachay-Balkar | Karachay-Balkar | Turkic | Kabardino-Balkaria Karachay-Cherkessia | 305,364 (2010 census) | |
Karelian | Karelian | Uralic | Karelia | around 14,000 (2020–2021 census) | |
Khakas | Khakas | Turkic | Khakassia | 43,000 (2010 census) | |
Komi-Zyrian | Komi-Zyrian | Uralic | Komi Republic | 160,000 (2010 census) | |
Hill Mari, Meadow Mari | Hill Mari, Meadow Mari | Uralic | Mari El | 470,000 (2012) | |
Moksha | Moksha | Uralic | Mordovia | 130,000 (2010 census) | |
Nogai | Nogai | Turkic | Karachay-Cherkessia Dagestan | 87,119 (2010 census) | |
Ossetian | Ossetian | Indo-European (Iranian) | North Ossetia–Alania | 451,431 (2010 census) | |
Tatar | Tatar | Turkic | Tatarstan | 4,280,718 (2010 Census) | |
Tuvan | Tuvan | Turkic | Tuva | 280,000 (2010) | |
Udmurt | Udmurt | Uralic | Udmurtia | 324,338 (2010 census) | |
Ukrainian | Ukrainian | Indo-European (Slavic) | Republic of Crimea | 1,129,838 (2010 census) | |
Yakut | Yakut | Turkic | Sakha | 450,140 (2010 census) |
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