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dädä

language: Livvi

part of speech: Noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: дядя
  • English: uncle
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Sentences found: 4

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  1. Meijän dädä, se papan vahnembi velli, keskimäine.
    (Тata oli ylen šuutkas mies)
  2. I dädä Van'a, vahnin, rissä se.
    (Тata oli ylen šuutkas mies)
  3. Mustan, kyliä myöte astujes myö hänen kel pajatimmo:
    “Dad’a Mit’a nosit kitel’,
    Potomu čto on voditel’,
    Potomu čto on voditel’
    Passažirskih pojezdov.”
    (Lapsusaijan liigunimii)
  4. Miša-diädö Jakovlev täs susiedu eli, dädä Pet’a Jakovlev, akan tuatto opasti.
    (Kirvesmies Aleksandr Ivanov)
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