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There is a saying that, ‘People from the land of the Aavikhn clan live happily. ... Nobody, however, came for the boy. The Bootkhud people brought up the boy.

She says that in her village many people were fishermen, including her family members. ... People also ate pike’s intestines fried in butter with onion and spices.

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When a fire is on, the monk reads prayers and the people toss the offerings into the fire. ... In Tsagan-Aman, people make offerings to water, since the Volga is nearby.

Other offerings include sweets, milk, and vodka. People utter well wishes and sprinkle the vodka. ... During the ritual older people sat behind him and the children the furthest from the monk.

Question: Why would people say this? Bulyash: It was a kind of nick-name, or name calling. ... In the past old people gave nicknames to all eng/angi or torl groupings.

Abstract:. Many people here live off fishing. When I was little, there was not much water around. ... We released smaller fish back to water. In contrast, today people catch fish of any size.

A: Let’s just say all of us. All read together: Is it better to make one person very happy or ten people a little bit happy? ... A: Yeah, that’s quite a sad story. N: So that’s why 10 people a little bit happy.

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DOB: 14th February 1988. A research student at Cambridge. Lily likes meeting new people. ... Phone numbers, pictures of your home, workplace or school, your address or birthday are currency to people like Ivan.

People should bring dairy products to the ritual, which should be done close to a water source. ... The ritual of worshipping earth is conducted when people buy a new house or property.

People also take soil from this place to purify their houses or keep as a protective substance. ... Rain-making rituals are perfomed to make grass grow, keep water sources abundant, as well as for the health and wellbeing of people.

In the Book of Predictions, it is written that the Kalmyk people will lose their native place 3 times, which has already happened. ... Alexei: Yes, I did. People said this. The Kalmyks lost half of their population.

He also purifies cattle barns. Andrei’s father started curing people when the family returned from Siberia. ... Andrei’s grandfather also cured people. According to Andrei, healing abilities are inherited through the paternal line and women should

In the past, the unin poles in the yurts of ordinary people were of red, orange or yellow color. ... The wealthy people covered their yurts with white felt, whereas the poor had grey or black felt.

This place/village is called Gashun-Burgusta. We, Noynakhn people, live in this village. ... I asked many elderly Ketchener people about the plausibility of this etymology, and many approved it.

Abstract:. Larisa recounts that when the Kalmyks returned to Kalmykia from Siberia, in Iki-Chonos where she lived many people wore traditional dresses. ... Only single women had a single plait. In the past, people made clothing themselves, including

People also sing with the dombra instrument. During a dance, girls walk smoothly and lift their hands slowly. ... That is why today not all people follow traditions. Kalmyk traditions are being forgotten.

He ordered his subjects not to reveal their affiliation but to say that they simply were people ‘of the youngest brother’. ... The next street is where Arshakhn people live. We know each other from childhood.

moved to write her bestselling book – Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race. ... She contributed to The Good Immigrant. Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race is her first book.