- obscurity, even
among Mongols.
Similar instruments include the
Mongolian dörvön chikhtei khuur (four
eared fiddle) and the
Tuvan byzaanchy. In China, dörbön...
- gurav, gurvan,
guramsan (triple)
guarab durer/duren
fourth dörben döröv,
dörvön durub tau five
tabun tav,
tavan taawu t.ad.o.ho
fifth tabu-daki tav dahi...
-
Pride Day, a
traditional ceremony for the Nine
White Banners is held. The
Dörvön khölt khar
sulde (Дөрвөн хөлт хар сүлд) or the lit. 'Four Base
Black Banners'...
- kujūmetsudō Vi: Tứ diệu đế Thai: อริยสัจ 4 Mn: Хутагтын дөрвөн үнэн,
khutagtiin dörvön unen ****udo In Zen, term for
person who
strikes the han ****anese: 副堂 ****udō...
- erdem-i činü)
Hagarhaiya holbon magtsugai (Qaγaraqay-a
qolban maγtasuγai)
Dorvon gartai,
negen niguurtai (Dörben γar-tai
nigen niγur-tai)
Dugreg ulaan gurvan...
- Gobi
areas of
central Mongolia and
among Eastern Mongols, the
Khuuchir and
Dorvon Chikhtei Khuur being a two and four
stringed spiked fiddle respectively...
- türleg -
urtyn duu - throat-singing:
isgeree -
karkhiraa - khöömii
garuda dörvon chihtei huur -
flute -
khuuchir - igil - ikil - khel
khuur -
limbe - morin...
- hamt namuudïn
Juram holboot intyörnatsional
Gegeen tungalag erdem soyoloor Dörvön dzügtee
tsetseg delgej Gerelt narnï
erdeniyn tuyaagaar Yörtönts dahinïg...
