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January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1.
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+ -t
+ ăšni ←⎯ see Chuv. ěšne
+ -i: possessiv ending
Śěrpel s. Ašm.XIII.108.: Chuv. Śěrpel Rus. Jangorčino, inhabitants of Śěrpel moved from Rus. Civil'sk.
NAP.: Chuv. Śěrpel I., Chuvash village. Ar.:-.
< Chuv. Śěrpel ←⎯ see Chuv. *Śěrpüjel
Rus. Jangorčino ←⎯ no Rus. 1. Jangorča
+ Rus. -in: affix
+ -o.
+ Rus. –o
2. Jangorčin < Jangor
+ -čin: affix
Vangyrju r. TSK.14.: Ko. Vangyrju / Vangerja Rus. Vangyr, leftt-side affluent of the river Rus. Kosju,
length 112 km.
< Ko. Vangyr ←⎯ Manshi vangyr ’branching, forked’, Chanti vankyr ’branching, forked’
+ ju ←⎯ Ko. ju `river`
Vanger ←⎯ Manshi vangyr ’branching, forked’, Chanti vankyr ’branching, forked’
+ ja ←⎯ Manshi, Chanti ja `river`
Rus. Vangyr ←⎯ Ko. Vangyr
Ugra r. Ašm.:-, NAP:-, Ar.:-, Fa.IV.147.: Rus. Ugra, 1. leftt-side affluent of the river Rus. Oka, 2.
affluent of the river Rus. Zap(adnaja) Dvina.
< Rus. Ugra ←⎯ no Rus. Ugra
Variants of the names: Bashk. inker, Ungar, Ünkerδe, Agarδy, Ägerže, Äger, Agyr, Rus. Agir, Unkurda,
Agirz`a, Akarej, Ogarin, Ogarkin, inkir', Ungar, Jegor, Jangor, Vangyr, Ugra, Ankart, Akar, Akra, Ukarin, Jakort,
Mar. ängür, ängyr, enger, Ko. Vangyr.
Chuv. Xon'kkar belongs to them, if the begining x- is t- by the origine.
Final -t of the names Ankart, Jakort are the rest of the last element of the compound words (Ankar + -t,
Jakor + -t). This element -t has a variant -δ voiced spirant (Agarδy: Agar + -δy).
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