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Yukagir

American  
[yoo-kuh-geer] / ˌju kəˈgɪər /

noun

  • Yukagirs,
    plural
  • Yukagir
    plural
  1. Yukaghir.


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American Indian natives, Mongolian natives, and Turko-Yakut natives, comprise all the aboriginal inhabitants of north-eastern Siberia except the Kamchadals, the Chuances, and the Yukagirs.

From Tent Life in Siberia by George Kennan

The Chuances and Yukagirs have already become mere fragments of tribes, and their languages will perish with the present generation.

From Tent Life in Siberia by George Kennan

Replying to the respectful salutations of the Chuances, Yukagirs, and Russian Cossacks who in yellow fur hoods and potted deerskin coats crowded about the door, I followed the priest into the house.

From Tent Life in Siberia by George Kennan

By the Russians, Chuances, and Yukagirs, Anadyrsk was finally rebuilt, and became in time a trading-post of considerable importance.

From Tent Life in Siberia by George Kennan

All the natives in north-eastern Siberia, except the Kamchadals, Chuances, and Yukagirs, who are partially Russianised, may be referred to one or another of three great classes.

From Tent Life in Siberia by George Kennan

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