Veps (Vepsian) language - one of the Finno-Ugric languages (Balto-Finnic group). Spoken in the Republic of Karelia (Veps national district), Leningrad and Vologda regions. The number of the Veps in Russia is 12,1 thousand. 51,3 % of them regard Veps as their mother tongue, 48,3 % Russian. Northern, Central and Southern dialects.

A Veps written language was created in the 1930's, but was soon discontinued. A new literary language based on the Latin alphabet has been elaborated since the late 1980's.

• The history of the Veps primer - Article by Nina Zaiceva in Russian and Finnish
• Vepsalaiset ja vepsan kieli (The Veps and the Veps language), Raamatun kaannoksia vepsan kielelle ja uutta termistoa (Bible translations and the new Veps terminology) - Articles by Nina Zaiceva (in Finnish)
• Vepsian: Bibliographical guide
• Vepsian society - Veps electronic dictionary and other materials in English and Finnish
• Vepsian society in Sankt Petersburg - Information on the activities of the society, samples of Veps literature, electronic version of the newspaper "Kodima" ("Motherland"). In Vepsian, English and Russian.
• Vepsica - Bibliography of literature published in Veps