Туймаада
Russian
Etymology
Borrowed from Yakut Туймаада (Tuymaada).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [tʊjˈmaədə]
Proper noun
Туйма́ада • (Tujmáada) f inan (genitive Туйма́ады)
- A river valley on the left bank of the Lena (Yakutia, Russia), where the city of Yakutsk is located
- доли́наТуйма́ада ― dolína Tujmáada ― the Valley of Tuimaada
Declension
Declension of Туйма́ада (inan sg-only fem-form hard-stem accent-a)
| singular | |
|---|---|
| nominative | Туйма́ада Tujmáada |
| genitive | Туйма́ады Tujmáady |
| dative | Туйма́аде Tujmáade |
| accusative | Туйма́аду Tujmáadu |
| instrumental | Туйма́адой, Туйма́адою Tujmáadoj, Tujmáadoju |
| prepositional | Туйма́аде Tujmáade |
See also
- Яку́тск (Jakútsk, “Yakutsk”)
- Энсиэ́ли (Ensiéli), Эркэ́эни (Erkɛ́eni)
Yakut
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /tuj.maː.da/
Proper noun
Туймаада • (Tuymaada)
- A river valley on the left bank of the Lena (Yakutia, Russia), where the city of Yakutsk is located
- Туймаада хочото ― Tuymaada xoçoto ― the Valley of Tuimaada
Descendants
- → Russian: Туйма́ада (Tujmáada)
See also
- Дьокуускай (Cokuuskay, “Yakutsk”)
- Эҥсиэли (Eŋsieli), Эркээни (Erkeeni)