Finngreek is a constructed language that is based on Helleno-Uralic theory. It compares ancient Greek with the Uralic languages, such as Sami, Finnish, Estonian, Erzya, Mari, Udmurt, Hungarian, Khanty, and Nganasan. The Finngreek language combines proposed etymologies between Uralic and Greek with an artificial grammar, to create an easy-to-learn language for modern Uralic and Greek speakers.

Éla muskhǽ / Elä mutka / Έλα μυσχή / Visit the riverbend…

An example sentence in Finngreek, with translation guides for Finnish and Greek speakers.
*μυσχή = μυχός

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Helleno-Uralic theory proposes that ancient Greek and Uralic were in contact in northeastern Europe ca. 800-500 BCE, resulting in the exchange of language and culture. Research documents are available to read and download on Academia here.