Sàmi / Lapon, Lapone (Pl Sami / Lapons, Lapones)

Sápmi, Sámieanan, Sábme, Saemie

Sámi
Sámit, Samek, Sápmelaccat (Pl.)

Sameland

Same
Samer (Pl.)

Sameland

Same
Samer, Samar (Pl.)

Lappi

Saamelainen
Saamelaiset (Pl.)

Лапландия (Laplandiya)

Саа́м (Saam)
Саа́мы (Saami) (Pl.)

Sámi soga lávlla Sami (lapão)
I.
Guhkkin davvin Dávggáid vuolde
sabmá suolggai Sámieanan.
Duottar leabbá duoddar duohkin,
jávri seabbá jávrri lahka.
čohkat čilggin, čorut čearuin
allanaddet almmi vuostái.
Šávvet jogat, šuvvet vuovddit,
cáhket ceakko stállenjárggat.
máraideaddji mearaide.

II.
Dálvit dáppe buolašbiekkat,
muohtaborggat meariheamit.
Sámisohka sieluin mielain
eahccá datte eatnamiiddis:
Mátkálažžii mánuheabit,
giđđudeaddji guovssahasat, -
ruoškkas, ruovggas rođuin gullo,
juhca jávrriin, jalgadasain,
geresskálla máđiid miel.

III.
Ja go geassebeaivváš gollut
mehciid, mearaid, mearragáttiid,
golli siste guollebivdit
suilot mearain, suilot jávrriin.
Gollin čuvget čáhcelottit,
silban šovvot sámieanut,
šelgot čuoimmit, šleđgot áirrut,
luitet olbmát lávllodemiin
geavgŋáid, guoikkaid, goatniliid.

IV.
Sámieatnan sohkagoddi –
dat lea gierdan doddjokeahttá
goddi čuđiid, garrogávppiid,
viehkes vearrevearroválddiid.
Dearvva dutnje, sitkes sohka!
Dearvva dutnje, ráfi ruohtas!
Eai leat doarut dorrojuvvon,
eai leat vieljain varat vardán
sámi siivo soga sis.

V.
Máttarádját mis leat dovle
vuoitán vearredahkkiid badjel.
Vuostálastot, vieljat, miige
sitkatvuođain soardiideamet!
Beaivvi bártniid nana nálli!
Eai du vuoitte vašálaččat,
jos fal gáhttet gollegielat,
muittát máttarmáttuid sáni:
Sámieatnan sámiide!

Song of the Sami People (Northern Sámi) (English translation)
I.
Far up North 'neath Ursa Major
Gently rises Saamiland.
Mountain upon mountain.
Lake upon lake.
Peaks, ridges and plateaus
Rising up to the skies.
Gurgling rivers, sighing forests.
Iron capes pointing sharp
Out towards the stormy sea.

II.
Winter time with storm and cold
Fierce blizzards.
Saami kin, with hearts and souls
Their lands do love.
Moonlight for the traveller,
Living Aurora flickering,
Grunt of reindeer heard in groves of birch,
Voices over lakes and open grounds,
Swish of sled on winter road.

III.
Summer's sun casts golden hues
On forests, seas and shores.
Fishermen in gold, swaying
With the golden seas, golden lakes.
Silver Saami rivers gurgling
'round sparkling poles, shining oars.
Singing, men float down
Rapids, great and small,
And waters calm.

IV.
Saamiland's people
With unbending strength
Defeated killing enemies, bad trades,
Sly and evil thieves.
Hail thee, tough Saami kin!
Hail thee, root of freedom!
Never was there battle,
Never brother's blood was spilt
Amongst the peaceful Saami kin.

V.
Our ancestors long ago
Trouble makers did defeat.
Let us, brothers, also resist
Staunchly our oppressors.
Oh, tough kin of the sun’s sons,
Never shall you be subdued
If you heed your golden Saami tongue,
Remember the ancestors' word.
Saamiland for Saami!

Säämi suuvâ laavlâ Sami (lapão)
I.
Tääbbin tavveen Távgái vyelni
mist lii stuorrâ Säämieennâm.
Tuodâr liäbbáá tuoddâr tyehin,
jävri šiärráá jäävri alda.
Čoheh čielgijn, čoroh čuumâin
alanedeh alme vuástá.
Šäävvih juuvah, šuveh vyevdih,
cäähih ciägu stälinjaargah
meendu muávroo meerâ siis.

II.
Tälviv tääbbin puolâšpiegah,
muotâpuurgah merettemeh.
Säämi suuhâ siäloin mieláin
iäccá kuittâg enâmijdis.
Má háliist láá mánutteveh,
ki ordeijee kuovsâkkâsah,
ruoškâs, ruovgâš roo oin kulloo,
juucâ jaavrijn, jolgâdâsâin,
kerrisskaalâ maa ij mield.

III.
Já ko kesipiäiváš páštá
meecijn, meerâin, merâriddoin,
kole siste kuálásteijeeh
suiloh meerâin, suiloh jaavrijn.
Kollen čyevih čäcilodeh,
silbân kolgeh Säämi juuvah,
šiälguh čyeimih, šaleh ááiruh,
lyeštih almaah lávlustâlân
kiäv áid, kuoškâid, kuánilijd.

IV.
Säämieennâm suhâkodde
tot lii killám toijuuhánnáá
koddee čuu ijd, karokaavpijd,
viehis veriviäru väldeid.
Tiervâ tunjin, si hes suuhâ!
Tiervâ tunjin, ráávhu ruotâs!
Tust láá suá ih so âhánnáá,
viiljâin vorrâ vardehánnáá.
Sijvo suuhâ sämmilâš!

V.
Madâräijiheh láá tovle
vuáittâm verrušeijee vievâid.
Vuástálistup viiljah mij-uv
si hesvuo áin suárdálâsâid
Peeivi parnij noonâ nääli,
iä tuu vyeiti vajaliihkin,
jis tun toolah kollekielâd,
muštáh maddârijdâd sääni:
Säämieennâm sämmiláid!

Song of the Sami People (Inari Sámi) (English translation)
I.
Far up North 'neath Ursa Major
Gently rises Saamiland.
Mountain upon mountain.
Lake upon lake.
Peaks, ridges and plateaus
Rising up to the skies.
Gurgling rivers, sighing forests.
Iron capes pointing sharp
Out towards the stormy sea.

II.
Winter time with storm and cold
Fierce blizzards.
Saami kin, with hearts and souls
Their lands do love.
Moonlight for the traveller,
Living Aurora flickering,
Grunt of reindeer heard in groves of birch,
Voices over lakes and open grounds,
Swish of sled on winter road.

III.
Summer's sun casts golden hues
On forests, seas and shores.
Fishermen in gold, swaying
With the golden seas, golden lakes.
Silver Saami rivers gurgling
'round sparkling poles, shining oars.
Singing, men float down
Rapids, great and small,
And waters calm.

IV.
Saamiland's people
With unbending strength
Defeated killing enemies, bad trades,
Sly and evil thieves.
Hail thee, tough Saami kin!
Hail thee, root of freedom!
Never was there battle,
Never brother's blood was spilt
Amongst the peaceful Saami kin.

V.
Our ancestors long ago
Trouble makers did defeat.
Let us, brothers, also resist
Staunchly our oppressors.
Oh, tough kin of the sun’s sons,
Never shall you be subdued
If you heed your golden Saami tongue,
Remember the ancestors' word.
Saamiland for Saami!

Sää´msooǥǥ laull Sami (lapão)
I.
Ku´ǩǩen tâ´vven Juu´se vue´lnn,
Sää´m čiõkk, Sää´m jânnam.
Tuõddâr kuâsttai tuõddâr tue´ǩǩen,
jääu´r špelkka jääu´r veâlgga.
Ceägg tuõddâr čokk laaǥǥ,
pajjna´dde ââ´lm vuâstta.
Šuâlee jooǥǥ, šuuvee väär,
ceägg njaarǥ ru´vddrââ´dd
cäkkâ´tte šuârm miâr vuâstta.

II.
Vaččai tääi´b lie tä´lvv fiõlli,
piõgg da porgg lie meä´rte´mes.
Sää´m sokk siõlin miõlin
tõndiõtt väimstes rää´ǩǩast jânnmes.
Joođjid, määtklaid mään čuâvad,
tâ´vven pue´lle kuuskõõzz ââ´lmest.
Ruåčkâs, ruõvggâs rååđain kollai,
groom teâudd jääu´rid, jie´ğğid.
Če´rres kuâlkkân tä´lvvǩeäi´n mie´ldd.

III.
Na ǥo ǩie´ss peeivaž kållad,
mie´ccid, miârid, jäu´rr’reeddaid,
kå´llǩimaldõõzzâst kue´llšii´lli
so´ǩǩe miârin, so´ǩǩe jääu´rin.
Ko´llen čue´vve čää´cclåådda,
silbbân čue´vve Sää´mveerd,
čuâlmma čuâlmain, leädggad ääirain,
so´ǩǩe, lue´štte oumma lääu´lee´l
kuõškid, ǩeâuŋsid, sâvvnid.

IV.
Sää´mjânnam sokk’kå´dd
tät lij ǩeârddam koddjireeisaid,
ko´ddičuuđid, kårrkaau´pid,
smuuđ veä´reld piiđva´lddjid.
Tiõrv Tu´nne, si´tǩǩes sokk
tiõrv, rää´ǩǩes rääuh maadd!
Jeäla tuäraid tuärrvuättam,
jeäla viilljeez võõr vuârdtama
saa´mi sijvâs sooǥǥ se´st.

V.
Maaddârää´jj mee´st lie tuu´l
vuäittam veä´reld tue´jjeei pâ´jjel.
Vuâsttlâ´sttep viillj, mij še,
sitkkâdvuõđin suä´rddeejeem!
Sokk rää´ves Pei´vvpäärnai
ij tuu vuei´t vâjjlažžad
jõs veâl määttak kå´llǩiõlad,
mooštak maaddâr maddji saa´nid:
Sää´mjânnam saa´mi lij!

Song of the Sami People (Skolt Sámi) (English translation)
I.
Far up North 'neath Ursa Major
Gently rises Saamiland.
Mountain upon mountain.
Lake upon lake.
Peaks, ridges and plateaus
Rising up to the skies.
Gurgling rivers, sighing forests.
Iron capes pointing sharp
Out towards the stormy sea.

II.
Winter time with storm and cold
Fierce blizzards.
Saami kin, with hearts and souls
Their lands do love.
Moonlight for the traveller,
Living Aurora flickering,
Grunt of reindeer heard in groves of birch,
Voices over lakes and open grounds,
Swish of sled on winter road.

III.
Summer's sun casts golden hues
On forests, seas and shores.
Fishermen in gold, swaying
With the golden seas, golden lakes.
Silver Saami rivers gurgling
'round sparkling poles, shining oars.
Singing, men float down
Rapids, great and small,
And waters calm.

IV.
Saamiland's people
With unbending strength
Defeated killing enemies, bad trades,
Sly and evil thieves.
Hail thee, tough Saami kin!
Hail thee, root of freedom!
Never was there battle,
Never brother's blood was spilt
Amongst the peaceful Saami kin.

V.
Our ancestors long ago
Trouble makers did defeat.
Let us, brothers, also resist
Staunchly our oppressors.
Oh, tough kin of the sun’s sons,
Never shall you be subdued
If you heed your golden Saami tongue,
Remember the ancestors' word.
Saamiland for Saami!