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pien’

language: Ludian

part of speech: Adjective

1 meaning

  • Russian: маленький
  • English: small
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Sentences found: 7

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  1. Pin’u pien’.
    (Hein’arg)
  2. A suotod vet’ pandaa voit tobd’ i pien’ panda.
    (Košiimme n’eil’ i gorbuškoil)
  3. N’el’l’ last diät’t’ muamal’e, ve vacha pien’ diäi.
    (Minun tuatto kuoli aiguoš)
  4. Kaks’ veneht, n’el’ miest, ”mutnik” nazivaece, pien nuott om.
    (Äij on dielot kalan suada)
  5. Vot i t’äga mutnik, mugai meil mutnik pien nuot.
    (Äij on dielot kalan suada)
  6. Siid d’o se Siidniemes proidiu nu, еi ole pien’ on, nu puoli kilometrid olnou välit’, Simaništo.
    (Pelduoižen lohkon külät: (2) Simaništo, Vašakke, Sürd’e, Barduoiniemi, Lahti)
  7. Korpussah sananikan sanad oldah ven’an asištan mugah, gu kaikiile oliiš kebdemba löytä tarbehelline sana, muga sanottu on luadittu pien’ ven’a-lyydilaine sananik.
    (Lyydin korpus kielen tiedustajile da opastujile abuh)
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