Tuvan Talking Dictionary

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хоюзар

[khojuzar] v. frighten

Source: First edition

хөвеңниг чоорган

[khöveŋnig čoorgan] n. cotton blanket, quilt

Source: First edition

хөгжүлде

[khögžülde] n. development

Source: First edition

хөгжүм

[khögžüm] n. music

Source: First edition

хөгжүмчү

[khögžümčü] n. musician

Source: First edition

хөглүг

[khöglüg] a. happy

Source: First edition

хөглээшкин

[khögleeškin] n. amusement

Source: First edition

хөделдирери

[khödeldireri] n. excitement

Source: First edition

хөй

[khöj] a. many

Source: First edition

хөй ажылдыг

[khöj ažyldyg] a. busy

Source: First edition

ава, авам, авай

[ava, avam, avaj] n. mother

Source: First edition

аза-шулбус

noun devils (in collective meaning)

Source: Simchit 2010, page 128

аяс

[ajas] a. clear (sky)

Source: First edition

дыштаныыр чери, курорт (Р)

[dyštanyyr čeri, kurort (r)] n. resort

Speaker: Sasha

кежеге

[kežege] n. braid (hair)

Source: First edition

соңга (караа)

[soŋga (karaa)] n. window

Source: First edition

чепсеглениишкин

[čepsegleniiškin] a. armed

Source: First edition

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First edition launched in 2006. All content copyright © K. David Harrison (2006-2020). Voice recordings by Kheimer-ool Kuular, species identifications by Neal Kelso. All rights reserved. Do not distribute or reproduce without permission.
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