Tuvan English

noun phrase Eurasian coot

Example: Photo by David Cook Wildlife Photography / Flickr, License: CC-BY-NC via Flickr

Scientific name: Fulica atra

[kamagalaary] n. defense

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[kamby-lama] n. head lama (of Tuva)

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[kambeet] n. candy

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[kamgalaar] v. conserve

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[kamgalaar] v. defend

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[kamgalaar] v. guard

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[kamgalaar] v. protect

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[kamgalaar] v. protect, guard, defend, conserve

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[kamgaladylga, strakhovanije (r)] n. insurance

Speaker: Sasha

[kamgalal] adj. defensive

Speaker: Sasha

[kamgalal] n. defense

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[kamgalal] n. protection

Speaker: Sasha

[kamgalal, kamagalaary] n. defense

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[kamgalanyr] phr. v. fight back

Speaker: Sasha

[kampanija] n. campaign

Speaker: Sasha

[kanat] n. rope

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[kandaazyn] n. jacket

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[kandaazyn, žaket] n. jacket

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[kandaaj] a. what kind of

Speaker: df

[kandaaškyn] n. drought

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[kandzhal-] v. (stem) do thusly

Speaker: df

[kandidat (soŋgulda)] n. candidate

Speaker: Sasha

[kandyg] a. what, what like, what kind of

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[kandyg] a. how

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[kandyg] pro. what, what like, what kind of

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[kandyg-bir] n. some kind of

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[kandyg-bir] pro. any

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[kandyg-bir kiži] pro. anybody

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[kandyg-bir čüve] pro. anything

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[kandyg-bir čüüldüŋ) saldarynga alzyr] v. impress - to be impressed

Speaker: Sasha

[kanikul] n. holiday

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[kanikul, dyštanylga] n. holiday

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[kančaar-daa aažok ulug] a. huge

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[kančaar-daa aažok ulug, tergiin, končug eki] adj. tremendous

Speaker: Sasha

[kančap] adv. how

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[kaŋ] n. steel

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noun allegorical name of a human being in animals’ perception

Source: Simchit 2010, page 120

[kaŋnaaškyn] n. drought

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[kapka] n. trap

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[kapka ~ kakpa] n. trap

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[kapkaga kaktyrar] v. trap, fall into

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[kapkaga kaktyrar] v. fall into a trap

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noun the version name of the middle world

Source: Simchit 2010, page 94

[kapusta] n. cabbage

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[kara] a. black

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[kara] n. target

Speaker: Sasha

[kara] adv. completely

Speaker: df

noun phrase fights (quarells), scolding, scandals (literally black mouth-tongue)

noun phrase common starling

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Scientific name: Sturnus vulgaris