LIVONIAN ( Lívõkél, Liv )

Spoken by 20 people in Livonia and Kurzeme, Latvia.
Linguistic Lineage for Livonian
Map of Livonia - Latvia

1905 eastern and western dialect versions

Source: "The LORD'S PRAYER in Five Hundred Languages comprising the leading languages and their principal dialects throughout the world with the places where spoken - with a preface by Reinhold Rost, C.I.E, LL.D., PH.D.", Gilbert & Rivington Limited, London, 1905.

1870 eastern and western dialect versions

Source: "Das Gebet des Herrn in den Sprachen Russlands" ("The Lord's Prayer in the languages of Russia") by Anonymus (Hermann Dalton), St. Petersburg, 1870.
Contributed by Harri Mürk - E-mail hmurk@chass.utoronto.ca

Another version - 1870

Source: "ORATIO DOMINICA in CCL (250) linguas versa et CLXXX (180) characterum formis vel nostratibus vel peregrinis expressa, curante Petro Marietti, equite typographo pontificio, socio administro typographei S. Consilii De Propaganda Fide" Romae, anno M.DCCC.LXX (1870).

Another version - 1713

Source: "ORATIO DOMINICA - Polyglottos, Polymorphos - Nimirum, Plus Centum Linguis, Versionibus, aut Characteribus Reddita & Expressa", Daniel Brown, London, 1713.

Another version - 1593

Source: "Specimen quadraginta diversarum atque inter se differentium linguarum & dialectorum; videlicet, Oratio Dominica, totidem linguis expressa. Hieronymus Megiserus.", Francoforti, ex typographe'o Ioannis Spiessij, M.D.XCIII. (1593).

Hail Mary! - 1931

Source: "AVE MARIA in 404 lingue", Ordine Equestro del San Sepolcro di Gerusalemme, Milano, 1931.
Contributed by David G. Landsnes, MD - E-mail dgwlmd@superlink.net

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