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segasotku

language: Livvi

part of speech: Noun

2 meaning

  • Russian: путаница, неразбериха
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  1. Vastavuksien löydämizekse pidäy mustoittua, midä tapahtui Ven’al segasotkun aigua.
    (Ristilahten tora)
  2. Akt’ouroin puoles neidine enämbäl suvaiččou "Kondien poigu", "Segasotku", "Älä jätä minuu", "Oskar da rouzan naine" da spektakli.
    (”Oh, Karjala da sie on čoma neičyt, kudritukkaine, sinisilmäine…”)
  3. Aleksandra Aniskinan roulit:
    – "Hädä hellän syväimen periä" (2009) – Darja Sem’onovna
    – "Turandot" (2010) – Viizas
    – "Ruma El’za" (2010) – Irma
    – "Sinizen taivahan pajot" (2010) – Kyläläine tyttö
    – "Muuri mukkelii" (2011) – Čoma naine
    – "Emähukku" (2011) – Emähukku
    – "Proššaičus heinykuus" (2011) – Komsorgu
    – "Vägivallan liäkäri" (2011) – Voimatoi
    – "Hodari" (2012) – Miitrein Matr’oi
    – "Verenkarvaine kukkaine" (2012) – Meren hengi
    – "Lumičuudo" (2012) – Čuudo
    – "Kameo" (2013) – Aleksandra Aniskina
    – "Lukomorjen rinnal" (2013) – Bajuška-kaži
    – "Šeikkailuloi Kuuzet mägyöl-mečäs" (2014) – Fru Martina -buabo
    – "Segasotku" (2014) – Julia
    – "Piter Pen" (2014) – Lapsut, Vedehine
    – "Kodi" (2015) – Emändy, Syöjätär
    – "Venetsien kaksozet" (2015) – Kolombina
    – "Lembi" (2015) – Naine
    – "Konzu ollah tunnot…" (2016) – Annu
    – "Tiedovoičuskeppi" (2016) – Varoi.
    (”Oh, Karjala da sie on čoma neičyt, kudritukkaine, sinisilmäine…”)
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