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Meaning of "yakutian"
yakutian (adjective) - Yakutian refers to something or someone relating to the Sakha Republic, also known as Yakutia, a federal subject of Russia located in the Far East
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- Of or relating to the Yakut people of Siberia.
- A member of the Yakut people of Siberia.
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Can be used as a part of yakutian ethnic costume.
Yakutian cattle are relatively small in size.
There are several subtypes of the Yakutian horse.
Yakutian cattle are of a relatively small size.
Whittling off stroganina with a Yakutian knife.
Yakutian diamond province.
But the prison sentence was replaced with Yakutian exile.
Modern Yakutian knife and its leather sheath.
The first ornithologist in the world to see a Siberian Crane nest was the Yakutian researcher V.
The meat of Yakutian cattle is known for its natural marbling.
This is why in Siberia, the plant is called Yakutian bread.
Yakutian horses are therefore directly related to the domesticated horses found in Mongolia.
Cold adaptation of Yakutian horses, Siberia.
The Yakutian cattle is descended from the indigenous Siberian cattle breeds.
Central Yakutian Lowland, Tukulan area in the taiga.
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Yakutian cattle belong to the East Asian Turano-Mongolian group of taurine cattle.
Dogor is a Yakutian word for “ friend ”, which seems very suitable.
Rather, Yakutian horses emerged out of Mongolia together with the nomadic Yakut people.
Wild Yakutian horses, are adapted to survive? temperatures.
A modern Yakutian knife with birch burl ( burr ) handle and leather sheath.
Anu Osva, Yakutian cattle art project - In Siberian villages, photos.
