Tuvan English

noun phrase black tambourine

noun phrase black sky

noun phrase shaman from the black sky (world)

noun phrase carrion crow

Dialect: Corvus corone

noun phrase black (dark) hell

noun phrase paralysis

noun phrase black shaman

noun phrase tree with black trunk

noun common starling

Dialect: Sturnus vulgaris

[kara-bažyŋ] n. jail, prison

[kara-bažyŋnattyrgan] n. prisoner

[kara-bažyŋnattyrgan] n. prison-er

[kara-byt] n. flea

[kara-byt, khalyyr-kara] n. flea

[kara-kuš] n. wood-grouse

noun phrase black redstart

Dialect: Phoenicurus ochruros

[kara-seek] n. see

[kara-seek, seek] n. fly

noun phrase a kind of a dragon (literally dark motley dragon)

[kara(ŋgy)-kök] a. dark blue

[karaanyŋ ajany] n. look

[karaanyŋajany] n. look

[karaža] n. loss

[karazyyr] v. suspect

[karak] n. eye

verbal phrase teach a young shaman (literally - open someone’s eyes)

[karak šili] n. glasses (eyeglasses)

[karak šoruu] n. vision

[karandaš] n. pencil

noun phrase allegorical name of a shaman (literally - a person who sees what other people can’t see)

[karaŋgy] a. dark

[karaŋgy] n. darkness

noun phrase dark under world

[karbaš kylyr] v. flap

[kargaar, kargyš salyr] v. damn

[kargyraa] n. throat singing style, the deepest most guttural of the four basic styles

[kargyraa, khöömej, borbaŋnadyr, sygyt, ezeŋgiler] n. throat singing

noun curse

[karžy] adj. brutal

[karžy] adj. harsh

[karžy] adj. vicious

[karžy] a. fierce

[karžy] a. fierce, cruel

[karžy doškun] adj. severe

[karžy, derzii, doškun, keergel čok] a. cruel

[karžyr, karyškak bolur, čörüžer, čörüškek bolur] v. contradict

[karžyy] a. bad, mean

[karmak] n. pocket

[karmak, karman] n. pocket

[karman] n. pocket

[karman, karmak] n. pocket

[kart] n. hull, shell

[kart] n. hull, skin, shell

[kart] n. book cover

[karta] n. map

[karta] n. card

[kartina] n. picture

[kartoška] n. potato

[karttaar] v. hull, shell

[karttaar] v. hull, skin, shell

[karyškak, čörüškek] adj. controversial

[kas] n. goose

[kat] n. layer

[kat] n. mountain slope

[kat] n. berry

[kat aragazy] n. wine

noun phrase father-in-law

[kat-ije] n. wife’s elder female siblings and wife’s mother, collectively

[kat-ije] n. wife’s elder female siblings and wife’s mother, collectively

[katap] adv. again

[katap baza bodaar, bodanyr] phr. v. think over

[katap kylyr] phr. v. do over

[kataptaar] v. repeat

[katky] n. laugh

[katky] n. laughter

[katoliktig] adj. catholic

[kattap alyr] phr. v. take back

[kattap baza (dedir) tiileer] phr. v. win back

[kattaptaar] v. repeat

[kattyžar] v. adjoin

[kattyžar] v. combine

[kattyžar] phr. v. get together

[kattyžar] phr. v. join up

[kattyžar] v. merge

[kattyžar, čanynda turar, kyjyynda turar, kydyynda turar] v. adjoin

[kattyžary] n. confluence

[kattyžary, kattyštyrary] n. confluence

[kattyžyyškyn, evilel, assotsiatsija] n. association

[kattyžyyškynnyŋ, evileldiŋ] adj. corporate

[kattyrar] v. laugh

[kattyrar, kattyryr] v. laugh

[kattyrynčyg] adj. amusing

[kattyrynčyg] adj. comic

[kattyrynčyg] adj. ridiculous

[kattyrynčyg] a. funny

[kattyrynčyg] a. laughable

[kattyrynčyg] a. happy

[kattyrynčyg] a. laughable, funny

[kattyškan] adj. united

[kattyštyrar] v. combine