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Kairak is a
Papuan language spoken in East New
Britain Province on the
island of...
- The
qairaq or
kairak are flat oval
stones used as
clappers or castanets. They are
small enough to hold two in one hand and are used in the
music of Tajik...
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Kairak Falls is a
waterfall on the
Kairak River in the
Enbekshikazakh District in the
south of
Almaty Region of
Kazakhstan on the
right tributary of the...
- Ireland)
Sulka (originally from New Ireland)
Baining languages: Mali, Kaket,
Kairak, Simbali, Ura Kol
Makolkol Anêm Ata The last two are
spoken in West New...
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Daoism Baining Baining languages Papua New
Guinea (Gazelle Peninsula)
Kairak, Mali, Qaqet, Simbali, Ura Christianity,
Pomio Kivung Bajuni Atlantic–Congo...
- 122-4-8
Italy stringed instruments keyboard hammmer-struck
strings Qairaq (
Kairak)
idiophones 111.1 112.1 Afghanistan, Tajikistan,
Uzbekistan percussion castanets...
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correspond to clan groups, are: Mali (2,200 speakers)
Qaqet (6,400 speakers)
Kairak (900 speakers)
Simbali (450 speakers) Ura (1,900 speakers)
Makolkol neighbored...
- Baining: Mali*, Qaqet,
Kairak, Simbali, Ura,
Makolkol Taulil–Butam: Taulil**,
Butam (extinct)**...
- Ireland. The
languages are: Mali (2,200 speakers)
Qaqet (6,400 speakers)
Kairak (900 speakers)
Simbali (450 speakers) Ura (1,900 speakers)
Extinct Makolkol...
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Russian Turkestan,
circa 1869. Tas (left),
qairaq or
kairak right. In
another photo from the series, the back of the tas
shows it has no drumhide, but...
