Word "flag" in Buriat (of Russia) (original) (raw)

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туг

• Word " туг " About Buriat (of Russia):
• Genetic affiliation: > Borean> Nostratic> Eurasiatic-Amerind> Eurasiatic> Macro Altaic> Altaic> Mongolian> Eastern Mongolian> Oirat-Khalkha> Khalkha-Buriat> Buriat
• External links:
  • About Buriat (of Russia) (bxr) in the ISO 639-3 website
  • About Buriat (of Russia) (bxr) in Ethnologue.com
  • About Buriat (of Russia) (bxr) in Glottolog.org
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Word " туг "

Word:

туг

Transliteration:

tug

Script:

Cyrillic

Etym. family:

*tug

Meaning:

flag

Identicals:

4 other wordforms

According to the Buriat Wikipedia article about (Russian) Buriatia, "flag" in Buriat language is "туг" (in cyrillic letters). Is the same word used also in the Chinese side of the border? If not, which word is it? Either way: which romanization/bopomofospellings are used/usable? (As for the actual spelling, I guess that it is used the same ideograph as in Chinese, Japanese etc.)
António Martins, 15 Aug 2007

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