ӡин
Orok
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From Proto-Tungusic *dügin. Cognate with Evenki дыгин (digin).
Numeral
[edit]ӡӣн (ʒīn)
References
[edit]- Jirō Ikegami. (1997), "ǰiin", Japanese translation: "四，よっつ", ウイルタ語辞典 [A Dictionary of the Uilta Language Spoken of Sakhalin], Sapporo: Hokkaido University Press, page 88. ISBN 4-8329-5821-6.
- L.V. Ozolinya, I.Ya. Fedyaeva (2003),
- "ӡ̌ӣн", Russian translation (partially): "четыре", Орокско-русский и русско-орокский словарь [Orok-Russian and Russian-Orok Dictionary], Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk: Сахалинское книжное издательство [Sakhalin Book Publishing House], page 50. ISBN 5-88453-002-1.
- "четыре", Orok translation: "ӡ̌ӣн", Орокско-русский и русско-орокский словарь [Orok-Russian and Russian-Orok Dictionary], Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk: Сахалинское книжное издательство [Sakhalin Book Publishing House], page 290-291. ISBN 5-88453-002-1.
- Jirō Ikegami, E.A. Bibikova, L.R. Kitajima et al. (2008), "ӡӣн", Russian translation: "четыре", Уилтадаирису, Говорим по-уйльтински [Uiltadairisu, Let's Speak Uilta], Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk: Сахалинское книжное издательство [Sakhalin Book Publishing House], page 94. ISBN 978-5-88453-211-3.