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mečč

language: Karelian Proper

part of speech: Noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: глухарь
  • English: wood grouse
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Sentences found: 8

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  1. A to paimenettii mečäš šuurešš, meil’ om mečči, šiäl’ ol’, hin ol’ barskij mečč, kaz’onnoj, šiäl’ paimnettii.
    (Jürginä)
  2. A mie že ku otrodu, n’i t’iijjän meččie že, raz mie proijin kannoista, hot’ šantaa mečč on.
    (En valehtele puolda šanua)
  3. R’ewnašš om mečč meil’, nazvaičiččow Huaz’im mečč, potom Karassull i Dolgoim mečč.
    (Miän kyl’ i ymbryš)
    R’ewnašš om mečč meil’, nazvaičiččow Huaz’im mečč, potom Karassull i Dolgoim mečč.
    (Miän kyl’ i ymbryš)
    R’ewnašš om mečč meil’, nazvaičiččow Huaz’im mečč, potom Karassull i Dolgoim mečč.
    (Miän kyl’ i ymbryš)
  4. A meil’ šiäšt äijäl’d’ äiji, meil’ om mečč krugom.
    (Puarmat ed šiäkšet)
  5. Nu da, täm jo mečč pidäw, mečč pidäw.
    (Iäl’l’ ol’ primetku)
    Nu da, täm jo mečč pidäw, mečč pidäw.
    (Iäl’l’ ol’ primetku)
  6. A mečč?
    (Iäl’l’ ol’ primetku)
  7. L’uboih aigah mečč pidäw.
    (Iäl’l’ ol’ primetku)
  8. I šantah: "Ka on bajarskoi, bajarskoi mečč i bajarskoi mua, bair’in".
    (Kuin šaimm d’enguw)
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