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tata

language: Ludian

part of speech: Noun

1 meaning

  • Russian: отец, папа
  • English: father, dad
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Sentences found: 7

the best an excellent a good a bad

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  1. Sit tata anduoi heile vuitin kodis elettih alahan, bokpertiižes.
    (Sekot)
  2. – Tatal?
    (Pelduoižen külän rodukundat)
  3. Ku tata sanuoi, älä minun perehte d’iätä, minä, sanou, dolžen siid ottai”.
    (Evakuacain doroguoid müo)
  4. A diet se tuli, buatuška da nanagran, iče nagran, a ičel v ei nagra a samo san: ”tata minä d’o sinum mestan zaimin päčil”.
    (Kui suain lapsen)
  5. Vot vahnim sizar’ i vi̮dumoič, mite kodii piestä, sanuw sizarile:
    – Minä teid, end’žimäi yht šiid tošt panen havadoi da työndän kondijad viemäi meile kodii tatale da mamale goščinččad.
    (Elettii uk da ak. Oli heil’ kolme tytärd)
  6. Tulow kondii kodii, ka emänd se i sanuw hälle:
    – Huomen ku tuled mečäs piäi, ka pordahil lienöw havad goščinčoidenke, se šinä vie meile kodii mamale da tatale goščinčad da pordahile lykäidä, a minä ištuzen katoksele da rubedan kaččomai, edgo sinä avaida havadod da syö.
    (Elettii uk da ak. Oli heil’ kolme tytärd)
  7. Toižen päivän vahnim sizar’ opät’ i sanuw kondijale:
    – Tänäpäi opät’ ku tuled mečäs piäi, dai ota havad pordahil goščinčoidenke dai vie mamale da tatale, a minä ištuzen katoksele.
    (Elettii uk da ak. Oli heil’ kolme tytärd)
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