Wp/chm

SIL/ISO 639-3: chm
Ethnologue: chm
Glottolog: chm

The "mari" language is a macrolanguage, consisting of the following member languages:

In general, the Mari points to one of both Uralic languages that used in Russia:

• Meadow Mari (aka Eastern Mari): Wikipedia, Wiktionary (testing), Wikibooks, Wikinews, Wikiquote, Wikivoyage
• Hill Mari (aka Western Mari): Wikipedia, Wiktionary, Wikibooks, Wikinews, Wikiquote, Wikivoyage

We welcome you to create test projects via links above, as long as you have Uralic Mari knowledge, regardless of whether you're from Russia or not.

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If you're not from Russia, and you don't have interests in languages of Russia:

• If you're from Papua New Guinea:

Hop (Mari in Madang Province) (hob)

Mari in East Sepik Province (mbx)

Sometimes the Nambu can also be called as Mari, in this case:

Nama (nmx)

Namat (nkm)

Nambo (ncm)

Namo (mxw)

Neme (nex)

Nen (nqn)

• If you're from Australia (because you've got confused with Maric languages):

Bidjara:

Bidyara (bym)

Gunya (gyy)

Gungabula (gyf)

Margany (zmc)

Wadjigu (wdu)

Mandandanyi (zmk)

Guwamu (gwu)

Kunggari (kql)

Wadjabangayi (wdy)

Yandjibara (xyb)

Yiningayi (ygi)

Biri (bzr)

Gangulu (gnl)

Garingbal (xgi)

Kingkel:

Bayali (bjy)

Darumbal (xgm)

Warrongo:

Warungu (wrg)

Gugu-Badhun (gdc)

• If you're from the African country Mali (probably because there's an overlap in Chinese between country Mali "马里" and Mari language "马里语"), please find a language in w:Template:Languages_of_Mali to test.