The 우그르어파 (Ugric languages) is a branch of the 우랄어족 (Uralic language family) that includes languages primarily spoken in parts of 헝가리 (Hungary) and 러시아 (Russia). The main languages in this group are 헝가리어 (Hungarian), 만시어 (Mansi), and 한시어 (Khanty). These languages share common linguistic features and have evolved from a common ancestral language. The Ugric languages are known for their unique grammatical structures, including extensive use of suffixes and vowel harmony. They are distinct from other branches of the Uralic family, such as the 핀우그르어파 (Finnic languages), which includes languages like 핀란드어 (Finnish) and 에스토니아어 (Estonian). The Ugric languages have a rich cultural heritage