ор

• оры (worə)

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ор • (wor)

1. wave
2. stormy, turbulent, violent

• хыор (xəwor)
• псыор (psəwor)
• уалъэ (walˢɛ)
• псыуалъэ (psəwalˢɛ)
• хыуалъэ (xəwalˢɛ)

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ор • (or) ?

1. hole, pit

Cognate with Erzya ор (or). Compare оршамс (oršams, “to put on (an item of clothing)”) , SKES and UEW link Erzya oršta-, orča- and Moksha šča-, uršta- with dialectal Finnish verha (“a curtain; dress”) (from which Finnish verho (“curtain”)) and possibly Estonian võru (“circle; wreath”).^[1] EES, however, links võru with Finnish varho (“trace left by a wheel”), it does not list Mordvinic cognates.^[2]

IPA^(key): /or/

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ор • (or)

1. fur coat

• (Ulaanbaatar) IPA^(key): /ɔr/,

Originally the same word as орон (oron).

Compare Buryat орон (oron), Kalmyk орн (orn), Daur or (“bedding, luggage”), Kazakh орын (oryn).

ор • (or) (Mongolian spelling ᠣᠷᠤ (oru)); (hidden-n declension)

1. bed
2. vacancy, replacement, substitute

From Proto-Mongolic *ora, compare Daur or (“trace”).

ор • (or) (Mongolian spelling ᠣᠷᠤ (oru))

1. trace, imprint, footprint
2. (by extension) proof of reality, trace of existence

• ором (orom), мөр (mör)

ор • (or)

1. completely, absolutely

• огт (ogt), бүр (bür), нэгмөсөн (negmösön)

From Tungusic *oran, compare Evenki орон (oron, “reindeer”), Nanai орон (oron), Buryat оро (oro, “deer”). Perhaps a doublet of оронго (orongo).

ор • (or)

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ор • (or)

1. imperative of орох (orox, “to enter”)

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ор • (or) m inan (genitive о́ра, nominative plural о́ры, genitive plural о́ров)

1. (colloquial) yelling, shouting

• ора́ть impf (orátʹ)