Russian
Mordovia
['targovishte province', 'agusan del sur', 'cuxhaven district', 'imus', 'imst', 'heemstede', 'chittagong', 'entremont', 'se', 'liaoyang', 'big horn county', 'kherson oblast', 'buri ram', 'phon charoen district', 'musandam governorate', 'yanggu county', 'hesse', 'mezensky district', 'linkou district', 'voss', 'sihanoukville province', 'stevenage', '11th arrondissement', 'shasta county', 'ehime prefecture', 'andalusia', 'demir hisar', 'negri sembilan', 'almere', 'harjumaa', 'sejong city', 'petrodvorets', 'macomb county', 'diyala', 'covasna', 'bad reichenhall', 'wales', 'favara', 'hashima district', 'jubbada dhexe', 'golasecca', 'malesco', 'sluis', 'alberobello', 'french canadian', 'oudomxai province', 'or', 'pino torinese', 'navapolatsk', 'vizela', 'kitauwa district', 'saravane', 'pazardzhik municipality', 'gloppen municipality', 'lop buri', 'jingxing county', 'picard', 'trescore balneario', 'gmina kobiele wielkie', 'zamboanga peninsula', 'muskegon county', 'alaverdi', 'gmina dobryszyce', 'gmina kazimierza wielka', 'dar es salaam region', 'mirecourt', 'ginosa', 'arghandab district', 'iwafune district', 'little valley', 'hotan county', 'udine', 'ozyorsky district', 'gmina wyszki', 'gitega province', 'louisiana', 'eisenach', 'higashitsugaru district', 'saxony', 'sundargarh district', 'french', 'veurne', 'northern red sea region', 'gmina kiszkowo', 'clapton', 'yoro department', 'henegouwen', 'pazzano', 'chicago', 'adrar region', 'briouze', 'kastamonu', 'vallentuna municipality', 'jambyl province', 'strzelin county', 'tolentino', 'niari region', 'barahona province', 'zambezi region']
Mordvins
The Mordvins, also Mordva, Mordvinians, Mordovians (Erzya: эрзят/Erzyat, Moksha: мокшет/Mokshet, Tatar: мухшилар/Muhshilar, Russian: мордва/Mordva; for Qaratai: Russian: каратаи/Karatayi), are the members of a people speaking a Mordvinic language of the Uralic language family and living mainly in republic of Mordovia and other parts of the middle Volga River region of Russia The Mordvins are one of the larger indigenous peoples of Russia. They identify themselves as separate ethnic groups: the Erzya and Moksha, besides the smaller subgroups of the Qaratay, Teryukhan and Tengushev (or Shoksha) Mordvins who have become fully Russified or Turkified during the 19th to 20th centuries. Less than one third of Mordvins live in the autonomous republic of Mordovia; the rest are scattered over the Russian oblasts of Samara, Penza, Orenburg and Nizhny Novgorod, as well as Tatarstan, Chuvashia, Bashkortostan, Central Asia, Siberia, Far East, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia and the United States. The Erzya Mordvins (Erzya: эрзят, Erzyat; also Erzia, Erza), who speak Erzya, and the Moksha Mordvins (Moksha: мокшет, Mokshet), who speak Moksha, are the two major groups. The Qaratay Mordvins live in the Kama Tamağı District of Tatarstan, and have shifted to speaking Tatar, albeit with a large proportion of Mordvin vocabulary (substratum). The Teryukhan, living in the Nizhny Novgorod Oblast of Russia, switched to Russian in the 19th century. The Teryukhans recognize the term Mordva as pertaining to themselves, whereas the Qaratay also call themselves Muksha. The Tengushev Mordvins live in southern Mordovia and are a transitional group[citation needed] between Moksha and Erzya. The western Erzyans are also called Shoksha (or Shoksho). They are isolated from the bulk of the Erzyans, and their dialect/language has been influenced by the Mokshan dialects.