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| pupik (m,-es), gopl (m,-en) - ''navel'' || *gööpek - ''navel'' || пупок - ''navel'' | | pupik (m,-es), gopl (m,-en) - ''navel'' || *gööpek - ''navel'' || пупок - ''navel'' | ||
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| − | | čvok (m,čvekes) - ''nail'' | + | | ?čvok (m,čvekes) - ''nail'' |
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The orthography used to represent Turkic languages on this page is a phonemic system based on Turkish orthography. |
| Yiddish | Turkic | Russian |
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| kabák (m,-n) - squash,pumpkin | qabaq - pumpkin,squash | кабачок - squash |
| kavene - watermelon | qawun - melon | |
| yarmlke | yağmurluk - rain covering/canopy | |
| arbes (m,—) - chickpeas | ||
| prakes | ||
| parputšn - slippers | ||
| titún - tobacco | ||
| pupik (m,-es), gopl (m,-en) - navel | *gööpek - navel | пупок - navel |
| ?čvok (m,čvekes) - nail |
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