IPA(key): /əɡə/ Hyphenation: э‧гэ <span class="searchmatch">эгэ</span> (ege) elder sister Used to address a woman of an older age: ma'am S. N. Onenko (1980) “<span class="searchmatch">эгэ</span>”, in V. A. Avrorina, editor...
Yakut Wikipedia has an article on: <span class="searchmatch">эҕэ</span> Wikipedia sah Possibly from Proto-Turkic *sekü (“stone bench, dais, platform”). <span class="searchmatch">эҕэ</span> • (eğe) (geology, meteorology)...
From Proto-Tungusic *eKe, compare Even экэн (əkən), Nanai <span class="searchmatch">эгэ</span> (ege). экин • (əkin) elder sister...
From Proto-Tungusic *eKe, compare Evenki экин (əkin), Nanai <span class="searchmatch">эгэ</span> (ege). экэн (əkən) elder sister...
Pinyin: ègé Wade–Giles: o4-ko2 Yale: è-gé Gwoyeu Romatzyh: ehger Palladius: <span class="searchmatch">эгэ</span> (egɛ) Sinological IPA (key): /ˀɤ⁵¹ kɤ³⁵/ 厄格 (physics) erg (unit of work or...
puan Mongolian: гуай (mn) (guaj) Mopan Maya: noo-chʼup Musi: bicé' Nanai: <span class="searchmatch">эгэ</span> (ege) (to an older woman) Nepali: महिला (ne) (mahilā), हजुर (hajura) Persian:...
Finnish: huuhtoutuminen, huuhtoutuma Macedonian: разору́вање n (razorúvanje), еро́зија f (erózija) Yakut: <span class="searchmatch">эҕэ</span> (eğe)...
mwananya class 1/2 Nahuatl: cihuācnīuhtli, siuakniutli Nama: ǃgasas Nanai: <span class="searchmatch">эгэ</span> (ege), нэку (neku) Navajo: adeezhí, hádí Neapolitan: sora f Nepali: दिदी (ne) f...