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Mongol
principal member of the Mongolian language group (a
branch of the Altaic family), spoken by some 7 million people in Mongolia and
in the autonomous regions of Inner Mongolia and Sinkiang and the provinces of
Tsinghai and Kansu in China. The Khalkha dialect constitutes the basis for the
official language of Mongolia. The other dialects, the number and grouping of
which are controversial, are spoken predominantly in China. With the closely
related Buryat language, Mongol forms the eastern group of Mongolian languages.
(Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.)
The dictionary was originally published at
http://www.mobinet.mn,
edited by Linguasoft.
The transcription field consists the German translation, the translation
field consists the
Mongolian and Russian translations, delimited by "::".
The German and Russian entries have been created using machine translation
software.
Users are invited to improve these translations and make the results
available to the internet
community via this site, so that others can benefit from their efforts.This dictionary is in the
open MS Access 2000 format. You can freely view and edit it in MS Access
2000/XP.
The dictionary was originally published at
http://www.mobinet.mn,
edited and converted into Unicode format by Linguasoft.
The transcription field consists the German and Russian translations, delimited by "::".
The
German and Russian entries have been created using machine translation
software.
Users are invited to improve these translations and make the results
available to the internet
community via this site, so that others can benefit from their efforts.This dictionary is in the
open MS Access 2000 format. You can freely view and edit it in MS Access
2000/XP.
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