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Meanings of yakut in English
A Turkic language with around 363,000 speakers that is spoken in the Sakha Republic in the Russian Federation.
Synonyms
Examples for "sakha"
Examples for "sakha"
1
The three forms that stood behind were Sakha and Visakha and Naigameya.
2
The adorable Sakha, which is Kartikeya's Vayu form proceeded towards Agni.
3
Officials in Sakha, six hours ahead of Moscow, could not immediately be reached for comment.
4
The measures were announced by Sakha President Yegor Borisov.
5
They are going to come and get me', said Sakha, recalling the words of his patient.
Usage of yakut in English
1
Evan was a Yakut whom my friend brought from the Lena country.
2
They can speak Russian, but they talk their own Yakut dialect.
3
One must presume Yakut worked from a copy of the original.
4
CRP in the Yakut was considerably lower than was reported for other populations.
5
Only my countrymen, the Masurs, could do such violence to the beautiful, sonorous Yakut language.
6
The Major inquired how he knew that it was the Yakut language which his daughter spoke.
7
Although this dog was quite ordinary, he was in several ways distinguished from his Yakut brothers.
8
No Yakut ever took the information that I was not a Russian but a 'Bilak'-Polak-withindifference.
9
We conducted a cross-sectional study of 265 healthy Yakut adults in six villages in rural northeastern Siberia.
10
Yakut includes a dozen verbatim passages from Ibn Fadlan's account, which was then three hundred years old.
11
The best-known of these is an Arabic geographical lexicon written by Yakut ibn-Abdallah sometime in the thirteenth century.
12
Yakut ibn-Abdallah MS, a geographical lexicon,?A.D.
13
'Dead fish and broken crates,' said the Yakut, offering both enforcers a steaming mug.
14
It belonged to an aged Yakut, well deserving of the honourable designation 'ohonior', given to all the Yakut elders.
15
At Guigiguinsk, a straggling village on the borders of the Arctic Ocean, lived a Yakut tribe already converted to Christianity.
16
The cluster includes gas producing Yakut Fuel and Energy Company, Ogodzha coal project and the Vera coal terminal, the group said.
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Yakut through the time