Meanings of kirghizes in English

The Kirghizes walked on foot and urged the animals up towards the giddy heights.

Then the Kirghizes thought of a grand way of getting over the treacherous snow.

Not many days had passed before I was on friendly terms with all the Kirghizes.

The black tents of the Kirghizes stand scattered about like spots on a panther's skin.

We have several Kirghizes with us to give assistance.

Here dwell the Kalmucks and Kirghizes, descendants of the Tartars whose yoke once pressed heavily upon Russia.

Among them might be noticed the chief of the Kirghizes who lived on the eastern side of Mus-tagh-ata.

All my servants except Islam Bay were Kirghizes, and they followed me willingly wherever I chose to travel.

The ten yaks stood tethered in the snow outside, and the Kirghizes curled themselves up in their skin coats like hedgehogs.

When the sun was at its height I was escorted to the arena by forty-two Kirghizes, who rode beside and behind me.

The chief himself was tall, with a thin black beard, scanty moustaches, small oblique eyes and high cheek bones, like most Kirghizes.

The Kirghizes who should have furnished us with a tent had been delayed on a pass by an avalanche of snow which overwhelmed forty sheep.

Accompanied by specially selected Kirghizes, I tried four times to climb to the top of the "Father of Ice-Mountains," but always without success.

Through the gently sloping passes which the Kirghizes call "bels," viaducts, bridges, embankments, cuttings, tunnels had to be made to carry the line.