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kirvez

language: Ludian

part of speech: Noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: топор
  • English: ax
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Sentences found: 9

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  1. Talvel diäs hot’ kirvehel luadida.
    (Buukk)
  2. Dai kukoin tugeš päčile olgel, a iče pani kirvehen vyön ale dai läkš halgot kuoržimaa.
    (No, eletii ende kukoi da kaži...)
  3. Kaži riibi-räibi, kirvez vyön al juoksoo, juoksoo.
    (No, eletii ende kukoi da kaži...)
  4. Kaži kirvehen vyön ale pani dai kukoin päčile tugeš dai läkš:
    – Štobi̮ tänäpä ed uidiiš, tänäpä minä lähten loitoz, – sanow, – en kuwle, kačo!
    (No, eletii ende kukoi da kaži...)
  5. Enzi huondeksen nowzow miez.^ Panow kušakan vyöle i kirvehen vyön alle i ottaw konatan i lähtöw meččäh.
    (Bohat’t’eri-mučuoi)
  6. – A kuzbo, – sanow, – kirvehen nengoman otit, ostitgo vai pajas azutit?
    (Pedri-cairi)
  7. – A kuibo sanuoit kirvehen?
    (Pedri-cairi)
  8. – Vot, imperatorskoje veličestvo, kirveste en azutannu, ni ostanu, vot nečis ojaižes olin kezuoil i d’algal nostin ojaižes piäi.
    (Pedri-cairi)
  9. Akaine se heraštui, kuul’ kolotindan i l’äht’, pan’ čabatod d’algaa, pövyižen piäle, padan ot’t’ kädee, kirvehen toižee, i mänöu neiččen lu pihale.
    (Neičud, ei kožita ni ken šidä neičyt)
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