Forest Enets
Fish and chitchat (3)
A conversation between two Forest Enets men, who chitchat while cutting fish.
A conversation between two Forest Enets men, who chitchat while cutting fish.
A conversation between two Forest Enets men, who chitchat while cutting fish.
A conversation between two Forest Enets men, who chitchat while cutting fish.
A man explains how one prepares and uses fish glue.
While cutting a fish, a man explains the Enets names for its internal organs.
The species of fishes that live in the Yenissey river.
An everyday story about fishing.
A man explains how one installs fishing nets under ice.
A man explains how one does fishing and criticizes the youth.
A man tells an everyday story about fishing with a minnow.
A man tells a short story about fishing with a seine.
A man explains the local geography and shows where the Fokina river is.
Forest Enets (Bay, Pe-bay, Karasino Yenissey Samoyed) is a Northern Samoyedic Uralic language traditionally spoken in northern central Siberia. Currently, about 30 speakers, all over 45, have fluent or near-fluent command of Forest Enets. They mostly live in the village of Potapovo and in the town of Dudinka on the Enissei river.
A short conversation between two Forest Nenets speakers, Zoya Tretyakova and Nina Borisova.
An ancient Nenets tale narrating the adventures of two brothers.
A short story about the funny bears.
A man tells how the Germans from the Volga region lived in an earth-house during WW2.
A man tells a story of a person who saw a ghost.
A man tells a story of a person who saw a ghost, part 2.
A story about a glutton.
A story about a glutton, part 2.
A true account by a Forest Enets speaker of his childhood travels on reindeers across the Tundra to go to school.
A man explains how hare snares are used by the Enets.
A man shows a hareâs way in the forest.
A man explains how one should use a reindeer harness.
Recorded by Andrey Shluinsky and Natalya Stoynova in 2010.
A short narrative in which an Enets man tells of his encounter with two fighting bears while on a trip with his reind
A story about a man who was hiding form a bear on a fence.
A man gives a short introduction to a nearby hill.
A story of a man who ate the ember-gooses he caught with his fishing-nets.
A story of a man who fell through ice.
A man explains how he harnesses dogs for sledge riding.
A man explains how he made poles for his tent when he got married.
A man tells how people used to bury the dead according to an ancient Enets custom.
A man explains how one should preserve cloudberries.
A man explains how to find your way home when being outdoors.
An Enets speaker explains how to hunt partridge; with a snare first and if it fails, with a gun!
A man explains how the Enets install the fishing nets.
A man explains how one sets up and installs a traditional tent.
A man explains how one sets up and installs a traditional tent, part 2.
A man explains how to make a traditional lasso.
A man explains how to make a traditional lasso, part 2.
A man explains how to make traditional fish glue.
A man explains how to use a traditional lasso to catch reindeer.
A funny little story about burnt down trousers.
A true event narrative in which a Forest Enets fisherman recalls the day he caught a huge fish.
A very short recording of a Forest Enets speaker about hunting partridge birds.
A short audio recording in which an Enets man describes a big black bird he once saw near a lake.
An amusing little tale of an old man teasing the young woman who cleaned his kamuses.
Kirill Danilovich Yamkin, 1912-1970
A short chat with a Forest Enets speaker near the Kosoj stream.