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Lemmas

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lidn

language: Ludian

part of speech: Noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: город
  • English: town; city
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Sentences found: 8

the best an excellent a good a bad

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  1. Se ukko kuoli, nügü eletäh toižen ukonke lidnas.
    (Borancevat)
  2. Kodvazen peras, konz brihale pidi muuttada toizeh lidnah omah uudeh ruadon tähte, Brus’a tuli elämäh minun kodih i nygyy tämä muste kaži eläy minulluo.
    ( Brus’a-kažiine)
  3. Minä d’o ende kuulin, što meiden lidnas oldah muga sanottu "kažin gostiničad", kudamih otetah kodikažiid kodvaižeks aigaks, konz heiden ižändäd oldah matkas libo ei voida pidada huolt heis täs hetkes.
    ( Brus’a-kažiine)
  4. Lidn.
    (LIDNAS)
  5. Siid häi lähti lidn burlakaks da siid sluužii milicaiz, dai ainos da siid milicaiz oligi, d’älgele nenid d’o häi lähti kous.
    (D’akun Tiniuoin pereh)
  6. Mašinal tulimme lidnah.
    ( Evakuacijan doroguoid myö)
  7. Häin oli L’ubov’ Mil’aeva - kuuluž da nerokaz runonik omas lidnas, kudai kird’uttau runod venäl kielel.
    (Keitä, kuni kiehuu)
  8. Pidon dälges meid gostittih čuajul piiragoinke, a čajud’uondan dälges myö lähtimme tagaze lidnah…
    (Iänelitkettäjän Anna Česnokovan muštpäiv )
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