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čunz’

language: Veps

part of speech: Noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: дождевой червь
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  1. Mi koskeb sanoid, ka sid’ mugažo nägub, miše mitte-se pagin kaiči endevanhan sanan, mitte-se kadoti sen, i sen sijale tuli sana venän kelen pohjoižpaginoišpäi: čoma – a suvivepsläižil enamban sanutas bask, hot’ tetas čoma-ki sana; keskvepsläižil sanutas külä, pohjoižvepsläižil – posad, a suvi- i Ojatin vepsläižil paksumb om der’uun’; pohjoižvepsläižed tedaba sanan ravaz, a toižil sanutas vaiše vanh; Vologdan agjan vepsläižed kaiken aigan otaba paginaha sanad kü, a toižed – mado vai venälaižen velgsanan gad; Vologdan agjas sanutas čunz’, a Ojatin vepsläižed – šot i m.
    (Meiden ezitatoiden kel’ om nügüd’ Vepsän kel’atlasas)
  2. Hö tarkištaba, kut sünduiba paginad, midä niiš jäi prakelespäi, kut vajehtihe erasiden sanoiden znamoičend, miččid uzid sanoid om sündunu kel’he da paginoihe, miččid ei ole eskai toižiš-ki heimkeliš: döl (tullei), purde, lač, korzik, hul, čunz’ i m.e.
    (Meiden ezitatoiden kel’ om nügüd’ Vepsän kel’atlasas)
  3. Miše otta kerdale čunz’uid mändes ongitamha, tehtihe kaks’ pen’t puzušt, i üks’ puzuine mülüi toižehe.
    (Midä vepsläižed tegiba tohespäi)
  4. Muga ne pidihe, i čunz’ud jäiba henghe, sikš ku voiliba henkta tohesižes puzuižes.
    (Midä vepsläižed tegiba tohespäi)
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