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Oroqen or
Orochen or
variants may
refer to:
Oroqen people, an
Tungusic ethnic people in Far East
living in
Primorsky Krai (Russia) and
Heilongjiang (China)...
- ORR-oh-;
Oroqen Urkun; ɔrɔtʃeen ulguur[citation needed]), also
known as
Orochon, Oronchon, Olunchun,
Elunchun or Ulunchun, is a
Northern Tungusic language...
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Orochs (Russian О́рочи),
Orochons, or
Orochis (self-designation: Nani) are a
people of
Russia that
speak the
Oroch (
Orochon)
language of the
Southern group...
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sometimes due to misunderstanding.
Therefore old do****ents
speaking about orochon/orochen must be
considered cautiously. The
Oroqen language is a Northern...
-
raising the
grand total to 30: Kevrolian, Olonets, Kyrghyz, Yakut, Koryak,
Orochon, Gilyak, Bashkir, Mongolian, Chukotka,
Golds and
Yukagir Laikas, Tomsk...
- Some
groups call
themselves orochen ('an
inhabitant of the
River Oro'),
orochon ('a
rearer of reindeer'), ile ('a
human being'), etc. At one time or another...
- and
fruitful hunting season. Also importantly, the Evenkis, Nivkhs, and
Orochon all
believe that all
other animals have
descended from the bear. For example...
- and Taz was
given by Jean-François de
Laperouse by the
common ethnonym Orochons (French: les orotchys) for the
indigenous po****tion
living along the coast...
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Uilta (all who
identified themselves as "Oroch with Ulta language", "
Orochon with Ulta language", "Uilta", "Ulta", "Ulch with Ulta language" were attributed...
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Yakut (Sakha, Urangkhai-Sakha) – 240 709
Tungus (Ovenk, Murchen)
Lamut Orochon Golds (Nanai people)
Olchi (Mangun, Ulchi)
Negidal (Negda,
Eleke Beye)...
