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Joventavušta

language: Karelian Proper

part of speech: Proper noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: Заречье
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  1. Konža kyläläzillä Joventavuššalla lizättih kažvannuot mečällä da tuhjolla muat, molen Vasil’ F’odorovat yheššä korčuidih kandoloida, juurettih tuhjoloida, poltettih lomuloida, kaivettih muada, missä adralla, a missä i zuastupalla: lieni, kun ennen šanottih, huuhta.
    (Kakši Vas’ka-dieduo)
  2. Huomnekšella aivokkazeh Vasil’ F’odorov val’l’ašti oman Mal’kon telegäh i läksi Joventavuššalla kyndämäh polostua.
    (Kakši Vas’ka-dieduo)
  3. A šie, – kiändy Iro Vas’s’oh päin, – ota oma¦š Nasti i kuin kašša proidiu, mängiä Joventavuššalla niitošta kuivuamah.
    (Kolhozan brigadirat)
  4. Šinä že piänä Kol’a, kuni kakši virstua ajo Joventavuššalda kyläh šua heinä¦rejen piällä, složi virryön (täh dielah hiän oli mastakka):
    Iro¦-¦čikko brigadira
    Ikkunalla kagahuu:
    Vas’s’on Kol’a, mäne ruavolla,
    Ei nin kučun GPU:n.
    (Kolhozan brigadirat)
  5. Kerran kopitan Joventavuššalda kodih murginalla, en jo i muissa midä šielä ruavoin.
    (Ogru i Jeudi)
  6. Žen sobran’jan jälgeh kolhozalla varoin muada annettih kylällä reunah, jedinoličnikoilla kahta virštua edemmä – Joventavuššalla.
    (Verejät noužovah)
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