Yakut Wikipedia has an article on: <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> Wikipedia sah From a Slavic language; compare Proto-Slavic *kъňiga. <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> • (kinige) book кумааҕы (kumaağı,...
интересный (interesnyj). интэриэһинэй • (interiehiney) interesting интэриэһинэй <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> ― interiehiney kinige ― an interesting book ити барыта олус интэриэһинэй...
эппитэ ― kini itinnik eppite ― he spoke like this итинник • (itinnik) such (a) итинник <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> миэхэ баар ― itinnik kinige mieqe baar ― I have such a book...
hearth (figurative) house (building dedicated to a particular purpose) <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> кыһата ― kinige kıhata ― publishing house үөрэх кыһата ― üöreq kıhata ―...
ıskaap ― The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> ыскааба ― kinige ıskaaba ― bookcase иһит ыскааба ― ihit ıskaaba ― buffet...
қағаз (qağaz, “paper, document”) (see the latter for a list of cognates). кумааҕы • (kumaağı) paper <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> (kinige, “book”) чэрэниилэ (cereniile, “ink”)...
Russian), Moscow: Progress Borrowed from Russian киоск (kiosk). киоск • (kiosk) (business) kiosk, stall, booth <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> киоската ― kinige kioskata ― bookstand...
(kńiga) → Lithuanian: knygà → Polish: kniga → Udmurt: книга (kńiga) → Yakut: <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> (kinige) Vasmer, Max (1964–1973) “книга”, in Oleg Trubachyov, transl., Этимологический...
kitob doʻkoni Vietnamese: hiệu sách, nhà sách (vi) Welsh: siop lyfrau f Yakut: <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> маҕаһыына (kinige mağahıına) Yiddish: ביכערקראָם f (bikherkrom)...
Wutunhua: huaiqa Xhosa: incwadi class 9/10 Yagnobi: китоб (kitob) Yakut: <span class="searchmatch">кинигэ</span> (kinige) Yami: vakong Yiddish: בוך n (bukh), ספֿר m (seyfer) (usually religious...