10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WOTIAK»
Discover the use of
wotiak in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
wotiak and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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A Journey Into Siberia: Made by Order of the King of France - Strona 108
The Wotiak men and women, in general, are no more than four feet, a few inches high, and are of a very weak and delicate constitution- The dress of the men is the fame as that of the Russians ;. but the dress of the women has not the least ...
abbé Chappe d'Auteroche, 1770
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Asia polyglotta: - Tom 1 - Strona 200
Mutter, Ostiakischam–Awarischebel,ewel. Wasjugan ewel. –Walish u. Kornwal. J71CNW/2. Perm. mam. Wotiak. mumy. Nagel, eiserner,Syrän.–Samojedischam Ket l/4W'. tib. Bei Pustosersk täb. Wotiak. zog.–Breton täg. Name, Permischnim.
Heinrich Julius Klaproth, 1823
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Asia polyglotta, von Julius Klaproth - Strona 200
Wotiak. mumy. Perm. mam. /70./72. Nagel, eiserner, Syrän.–Samojedischam Ket Luy". tib. Bei Pustoserskitäb. Wotiak. vog.–Breton täg. Name, Permisch nim.-Persisch nám. Latein nomen. Nase, Permisch nyr-Spanisch und Portugiesisch narz.
Heinrich Julius Klaproth, 1823
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Asia polyglotta: tableaux historiques de l'Asie, depuis... Cyrus ...
Mongolisch ama. Mutter, Osliakisch am — A w arisch ebel,ewel. WaSjugan ewel. Perm. mam. — Walish u. Kornwal. Wotiak. mumy. mam. Nagel, eiserner, Sy rän. — Samojedisch amKet tuw. üb. Bei Pustoscrsk lab Wotiak. tog — Breton lag.
Julius von Klaproth, 1823
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The Eastern Origin of the Celtic Nations - Strona 386
... Fourth pedwar-vod net—met Fifth pum-med vet-met Sixth gwechwod kyda-met Seventh seith-ved tavet~met Eighth wyth-ved nida-met Ninth naw-ved ap-yong-mct Tenth dog-oed yong-met. In Sirianian and Wotiak the forms are 611 and (iii.
R.G. Latham, J.C. Prichard, 1857
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The Journal of Philology - Strona 4
In one instance it seems changed to nu according to the law of harmony; ci-nu-cu is given as signifying “ to the places”; and once I have found it prefixed to the noun; “bricks” being rendered by (me-mun. The Wotiak uno (“many”) can hardly be ...
William Aldis Wright, William George Clark, John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor, 2012
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Asia Polyglotta. Sprach Atlas - Strona 200
Wotiak. mumy. Nagel, eiserner, Syrän.—Samojedischam Ket tu^w*. tib. Bei Pustosersk tab. Wotiak. yog.—Breton täg. Name, Permischnim.—Persisch ndm. Latein nomem. Nase, Permisch nyr.—Spanisch und Portugiesisch nariz. Latein nares.
Heinrich Julius von Klaproth, 1823
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Asia polyglotta - Strona 200
Wotiak. mumy. mam. Nagel,eiserner,Syräm-Samojedisch amKet tuw. tib. BeiPustosersk täb. Wotiak. wog-Breton 16g. Name , Permischriim.-Persisch ndm. Latein nomen. Nase , Permisch nyn-Spanisch und Portugiesisch nariz. Latein mzres.
Julius Heinrich Klaproth, 1831
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Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society - Tom 15 - Strona 198
"If." Perhaps analogous to the Wotiak ka. Appo anka, "whatever," I. 19, is precisely in accordance with Ugrian usage : the Wotiak ka, " if," added to kin, " who," makes " whoever." See Wotiak Grammar, p. 67-8. Angaus. ▻.>-? >-|E>-< I. 11.
Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, 1855
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Memoir on the Scythic Version of the Behistun Inscription - Strona 198
74, 75, 85, 88; vi. 31. "If." Perhaps analogous to the Wotiak ka. Appo anka, "whatever," I. 19, is precisely in accordance with Ugrian usage : the Wotiak ka, " if," added to kin, " who," makes " whoever." See Wotiak Grammar, p. 67-8. Angaus. >->-!
