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yakut

/jæˈkuːt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un membre d'un peuple turcophone autochtone du nord-est de la Sibérie, principalement dans le bassin de la Léna, ou la langue turcique de ce peuple.

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noun

/jæˈkuːt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un membre d'un peuple turcophone autochtone du nord-est de la Sibérie, principalement dans le bassin de la Léna, ou la langue turcique de ce peuple.

A noun referring to a member of a Turkic people native to northeastern Siberia, primarily in the Lena river basin, or to their Turkic language.

nom propre

  1. A member of a Turkic peopleB2formal

    A person belonging to a Turkic ethnic group native to northeastern Siberia, primarily in the Lena River basin.

    frIakoute (peuple)

    • The Yakut have a rich cultural tradition of epic storytelling.
    • Many Yakut still practice traditional reindeer herding.
    • She is a Yakut from the Sakha Republic.
  2. The Turkic language of the Yakut peopleB2formal

    The Turkic language spoken by the Yakut people, also known as Sakha.

    frlangue iakoute

    • He is learning to speak Yakut.
    • The Yakut language has many loanwords from Russian.
    • There are several dialects of Yakut spoken across the region.
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