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bugur

Norse bugr, from Proto-Germanic *bugiz. IPA(key): /ˈpʏːɣʏr/ Rhymes: -ʏːɣʏr <span class="searchmatch">bugur</span> m (genitive singular bugs, nominative plural bugir or bugar) bend, curve...


buğur

(noun); IPA(key): [bɯˈɣɯr] (adjective) <span class="searchmatch">buğur</span> (definite accusative buğuru, plural buğurlar) young male of a camel <span class="searchmatch">buğur</span> (of people) big, massive, large, bulky...


bugða

related to bjúga (“to bend”). IPA(key): /ˈpʏɣða/ bugða f (genitive singular bugðu, nominative plural bugður) bend, curve Synonyms: beygja, hlykkur, <span class="searchmatch">bugur</span>...


бұру

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *bur-, *bür-. Possibly evolved from the form *<span class="searchmatch">bügür</span>-, which was derived from *bük- (“intransitive; to be squeezed, to be strangled”)...


пурарга

Inherited from Proto-Turkic *bur-, *bür-. Possibly evolved from the form *<span class="searchmatch">bügür</span>-, which was derived from *bük- (“intransitive; to be squeezed, to be strangled”)...


Luntai

in the somewhat diagrammatic Postal Atlas of China, identical with the <span class="searchmatch">Bugur</span> and Pichan of the Survey of India maps? 2014 October 12, Michael Martina...


byge

*bugi (attested in the compound umbibugi) and Old Norse bugr → Icelandic <span class="searchmatch">bugur</span>. IPA(key): /ˈby.je/ byġe m curve, bend strait Strong i-stem: bēag bīeġan...


burmak

*bur- (“to twist, to wring”). Possibly evolved from the form Proto-Turkic *<span class="searchmatch">bügür</span>-, which was derived from Proto-Turkic *bük- (“intransitive; to be squeezed...


buruntu

*bur- (“to twist, to wring”). Possibly evolved from the form Proto-Turkic *<span class="searchmatch">bügür</span>-, which was derived from Proto-Turkic *bük- (“intransitive; to be squeezed...


buğu

buğulamak buğulu buğusu üstünde bu bulut pus From Ottoman Turkish بوغور (<span class="searchmatch">buġur</span>, “a male camel; a stallion camel; a dromedary”),) from Proto-Turkic *bugra...