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diäd’

language: Ludian

part of speech: Noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: дядя
  • English: uncle
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Sentences found: 9

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  1. Šül’gedii muga suuhu pandaa, minule n’e prihodilos’ a vot d’iädö osnounom meile ižande talos, ka diäd’ zanimals’a sit.
    (Nagriš)
  2. Diäd’.
    (PEREH)
  3. Sinun diäd, minun sevoitar Ontuu tulob perehenke ad’voihe.
    (PEREH)
  4. Tatoi, mikš minun diäd’ eläb Ruočis?
    (PEREH)
  5. Miččid iguud om minun diäd’?
    (PEREH)
  6. Lapsed, näge, on da kaks laste da kai ka vahnale d’iäd da nügü, sanou.
    (Gord’ejou da Naamou puututtih pl’enah)
  7. Vot se specialist milai diäd’ oli.
    (Nuotabajat)
  8. Tiä luadii d’o, diäd’ luadii, ka oma mila stavinad dai kaik.
    (Siädim langat)
  9. Nämäd kird’aižed kird’utti muamaleh hänen diäd’ – Andrei Dolgojev.
    (Lapsennu opastettu – ku kiveh kirjutettu)
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