all day.
day and night.
югъур хьуй! fare you well, God speed!.
also. йод.
юзун.
(-аз, -уна, юзуз) v. budge, stir, move.
(-из, -на, -а) v. rock, sway.
adv. by day, in the afternoon, in the day time.
(юкьва, юкьвар) 1) n. middle, center; mean; medium; depth; inside; 2) n. loins; small of the back; reins; юкь агъуз авун v
юкь. ,.
юкь.
(-уни, -уна, юкӀвар) n. measure of length, equivalent to 71 cm.
юкӀ.
юкӀвар-чипӀер ягъун a) v. gauge, measure; mete; determine b) v. analyze, break down into parts and study closely (i
1) n. comrade, companion, friend, fellow, associate; 2) n. husband; partner, spouse; helpmate, consort; 3) n
n. humor, drollery.
n. humorist, one who is skilled in the use of humor in writing (or acting, etc.); person with a good sense of humor
adj. soft, not firm; pliant, flexible; meek, timid; clement, not strict; kind, gentle.
(-из, -на, -а) also. юмшагъ (юмшагъ авун).
n. bonhomie, geniality; amiability, good nature.
also. юмшагъдаказ.
adv. nicely.
n. sawdust; cutting; filings.
n. downpour, heavy rain, cloudburst; drench, soak; torrent, flood.
n. amble, pace; rack.
adj. tired, weary; exhausted, worn out; fatigued, drained юргъун авун v. tire, fatigue, wear; wear down, try, weary
n. weariness, fatigue, tiredness.
(-уни, -уна, -ар) n. yurt, rounded building characteristic of the Mongols and the Turks of central Asia
n. jurist, lawyer, attorney; jurisprudent, legal expert.
(-уни, -уна, юрквар) n. perch; stave; pole.
юрк.
n. bobcat, wildcat with a brown coat marked with black spots (found in North America); lynx, any of a number of wildcats having short black-tipped tai
(-уни, -уна, -ар) n. wooden shovel, spade.
n. haunch, ham.
1) adj. lean, thin, skinny; having little fat; meager, poor; 2) adj. poor, penurious, impecunious, indigent; necessitous, needy, beggarly; fortuneless
1) n. leanness; angularity; 2) n. necessity, essential; indispensability; obligation; need, requirement; poverty
also. ухшар.
(япу, япа, япар) n. ear; япун adj. aural, auricular, otic, relating to ear or hearing ; япун кӀвенкӀв n
n. hack, nag, knacker, old sick horse.
1. adj. lewd, lecherous, lustful; 2. n. profligate, libertine, person who lacks moral restraint.