An overview of the Lappish language, focusing on its grammar and usage in the context of the main dialect spoken in Finland. Written by Jens Andreas Friis, a Danish philologist and missionary who spent many years living among the Sámi people of northern Scandinavia, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into one of Europe's most distinctive and enigmatic linguistic traditions.
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