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Definition of Adyghe in English: Adyghe(also Adygei) noun ˈadɪɡeɪ 1A member of a mainly Sunni Muslim people of the NW Caucasus, especially Adygea. 阿迪格人(西北高加索,尤指阿迪格地区的大多数为逊尼派穆斯林的成员)。亦称CIRCASSIAN Also called Circassian Example sentencesExamples - The East Slavonic and Adygei populations revealed a high similarity with European Caucasoids.
- The Adygei team is exceptional because it has a trained exegetical checker who lives locally.
- As it turned out, the Adygei president used that day to prepare a counteroffensive against Moscow.
- The ancestors of Adyghe people founded the so called Maykop Culture, well-known in the world archeology.
- In 1864 the Cherkess and Adygei finally came under Russian rule.
2mass noun The North Caucasian language of the Adyghe, with about 100,000 speakers in the Caucasus and 100,000 elsewhere. 阿迪格语(阿迪格民族的北高加索语言,在高加索及其他地区各有十万左右的使用者) Example sentencesExamples - Psta is a loan from Adyghe, and ndgha is more often pronounced nædgha.
- Smaller numbers speak Adyghe, Romanian, Romani, and Balakan Gagauz Turkish.
- The translation service is your reliable partner for all your Adyghe translation needs.
- A large influx of Adyghe words was noted.
- The number of languages listed for Jordan is eight, including Adyghe, Armenian, Chechen, Arabic, and four Arabic dialects.
adjective ˈadɪɡeɪ Relating to the Adyghe or their language. (与)阿迪格人(有关)的;(与)阿迪格语(有关)的 Example sentencesExamples - Since the decrees were issued, the Adygei government must finally have Moscow's full support.
- Horse-breeding has been the Adyghe peoples's national pride since immemorial times.
- As an important element of the Adyghe culture the harmonica interacts with other components of culture.
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