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noska

language: Karelian Proper

part of speech: Noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: носок
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Sentences found: 8

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  1. Kačo, niegloin alazet,
    noskat - lienöy midä muuttua".
    (BUABOT VUOTETAH )
  2. N’iegloin, i prošvua n’iegloin, i alas’t’a, i noskua n’iegloin.
    (Pid’ijägo Työ žiivattua?)
  3. Lapšet l’ietäh, štobi omat noskat, štobi lapšet ei port’ankoissa kävel’däis’en, oldais’ noskaz’inke”.
    (Pid’ijägo Työ žiivattua?)
  4. Miwla i sčas ka vielä noskua on n’ieglottu.
    (Pid’ijägo Työ žiivattua?)
  5. A miwla ol’i l’ämmin, štanit pandu, kahet, noskat kengittü, šargazet hattarat, da i l’ämmiin.
    (Tul’ipaččahat)
  6. Ka proazn’išnoit nahkazet šoappoat izännäl’l’ä, poijiila šoappoat kengittünä, noskat šargazet šoappais’s’a.
    (Mid’ä kengittih jalgah)
  7. Koissa milma velli vuottau,
    Tuatto t’opluhazie puuttau,
    Buabo noskua nieglou,
    Muamo jauhuo šieglou.
    (Miun uni)
  8. Kolme uinda¦šobua,
    Čikon, kakši omua,
    Trusat, noskat, maika,
    Kost’uma, hattu, paikka,

    Platʼjan otan keldazen,
    Tuan lyhyön, žen kaidazen,
    I tämän uuven valpahan,
    A platʼjan piällä pinžakan.
    (Merellä)
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