Editing Ingrian language (section)

==Dialects==
Four dialect groups of Ingrian have been attested, two of which are probably extinct by now:<ref name="Viitso 1998">{{cite encyclopedia|first=Tiit-Rein|last=Viitso|year=1998|chapter=Fennic|editor-first=Daniel|editor-last=Abondolo|title=Uralic languages|publisher=Routledge|pages=98–99}}</ref><ref name="Minorities">{{citation|first1=Natalia|last1=Kuznetsova|first2=Elena
|last2=Markus|first3=Mehmed|last3=Mulinov|chapter=Finnic minorities of Ingria: The current sociolinguistic situation and its background|year=2015|editor-first1=H.|editor-last1=Marten|editor-first2=M.|editor-last2=Rießler|editor-first3=J.|editor-last3=Saarikivi|editor-first4=R.|display-editors = 3 |editor-last4=Toivanen|title=Cultural and linguistic minorities in the Russian Federation and the European Union|pages=151–152|series=Multilingual Education|volume=13|isbn=978-3-319-10454-6|publisher=Springer|location=Berlin|chapter-url=https://www.academia.edu/8267418|access-date=2015-03-25}}</ref>
* Hevaha, spoken along [[Kovashi River]] and nearby coastal areas (†)
* Soikkola, spoken on [[Soikinsky Peninsula]] and along [[Sista River]]
* Ylä-Laukaa (Upper Luga or Oredezhi), spoken along [[Oredezh River]] and the upper [[Luga River]] (†)
* Ala-Laukaa (Lower Luga), a divergent dialect influenced by [[Votic]]
** The extinct [[Kukkuzi dialect]] of Votic is often considered a [[mixed language]] of Lower Luga Ingrian and Votic.
** [[Siberian Ingrian Finnish]] is a [[mixed language]] of Lower Luga Ingrian Finnish and Lower Luga Ingrian spoken near [[Omsk]] in Siberia.
A fifth dialect may have once been spoken on the [[Karelian Isthmus]] in northernmost Ingria, and may have been a [[substrate (linguistics)|substrate]] of local dialects of southeastern Finnish.<ref name="Viitso 1998"/>