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Meaning of "livonians"
livonians (noun): A Finnic people in medieval Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia
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- plural of Livonian
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Min izāmō is the national anthem of the Livonians.
The Livonians received only one copy of each dialect.
Getting acquainted with the former lands of Livonians.
The village has the highest number of Livonians in the historical area of Livonian coast.
Inside is a small museum showing photos of past generations of Livonians.
Latvians and Livonians are the indigenous people of Latvia.
We will pay the Livonians.
The Poles and Livonians will march against us.
You are worse than the Germans and the Livonians.
The Pskovian regiment attacked the Livonians first but was thrown back.
The Livonians have again detained the British ships.
The Poles and the Livonians encroach.
Livonia was also inhabited by Latvians, Estonians and Livonians.
Flag of Livonians.
To reach us by the White Sea, in the teeth of the Germans and Livonians.
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In their isolated fishing villages, these Livonians kept to themselves for centuries.
Livonians historically spoke Livonian, a Uralic language closely related to Estonian and Finnish.
As the German grip tightened, the Livonians and their christened chief rebelled against the crusaders.
To avenge Berthold 's defeat, Pope Innocent III issued a bull declaring a crusade against the Livonians.
To accomplish this, some Livonians were forcibly relocated to villages farther from the coast.
Caupo 's forces were defeated at Turaida in 1206, and the Livonians were declared to be converted.
In the Soviet era, the Livonians were hard-hit by repressive measures from Moscow.
To protect the integrity of their country, the Livonians sought a union with the Polish-Lithuanian state.
Within the Latvian SSR, the Livonians were not recognized as a separate ethnic group.
People identify as Livonians ( Baltic Finnic people native to Latvia ).
