book

nima : book

The Tarijan word for book is nima.

Nima is a Persian masculine first name. Nima is a Hebrew or an Indian feminine first name.

In other languages:
In Ecuador Quechua "nima" means "zero".

International locations:
Nima is the name of cities in Ghana, Guatemala, Colombia, and Romania.

How I came up with this word:
Nima is a mixture of the transliterated word for book in Russian which is kniga (книга), and the transliterated word for book in Mongolian which is nom (ном).

dog

noyba : dog

The Tarijan word for dog is noyba.

International locations:
Noyba is a village in Russia.

How I came up with this word:
Noyba is a mixture of the transliterated word for dog in Mongolian which is nokhoy (нохой), and the transliterated word for dog in Russian which is sobaka (собака).

cat

kasuur : cat

The Tarijan word for cat is kasuur.

Kasuur is a name for a tree that grows in South Africa which is also called Cheesewood.

In other languages:
In Hindi (tranliterated) "kasuur" means "fault, guilt".

How I came up with this word:
Kasuur is a mixture of the transliterated word for cat in Russian which is koshka (кошка), and the transliterated word for cat in Mongolian which is muur (муур).

day

dön : day

The Tarijan word for day is dön.

In other languages:
In Turkish dön means back, such as in the phrase come back.

How I came up with this word:
Dön is a mixture of the transliterated word for day in Russian which is
den’ or dyen' (день), and the transliterated word for day in Mongolian which is ödör (өдөр).

night

shon : night

The Tarijan word for night is shon.

Shon is a first name. Shon is a last name.

In other languages:
In Czech "shon" means "bustle".

International locations:
Shon is the name of cities in Russia and Czech Republic. Shon Shon is a city in El Salvador.

How I came up with this word:
Shon is a mixture of the transliterated word for night in Mongonian which is
shönö (шөнө), and the transliterated word for night in Russian which is noch' (ночь).

knife

khoj : knife

The Tarijan word for knife is khoj.

In other languages:
Khoj means "quest, trace, track, exploration, search" in Urdu (transliterated).

How I came up with this word:
Khoj is a mixture of the transliterated word for knife in Russian which is
nozh (нож), and the transliterated word for knife in Mongolian which is khutga(хутга).

Note: Tarijan changes the Russian zh to j. The same cyrillic alphabet letter is transliterated as zh in Russian and j in Mongolian.

sword

ilch : sword

The Tarijan word for sword is ilch. Ilch is a last name. ILCH is an acronym for Index of Labour Costs per Hour (UK).

International locations:
Ilch'ul-tong is a place in North Korea.

How I came up with this word:
Ilch is a mixture of the transliterated word for sword in Russian mech (меч), and the transliterated word for sword in Mongolian ild (илд).

horse

mosha : horse

The Tarijan word for horse is mosha.

Mosha is a masculine first name.

International locations:
Mosha is the name of towns in Russia.

How I came up with this word:
Mosha is a mixture of the transliterated word for horse in Russian loshad’ or loshat' (лошадь), and the transliterated word for horse in Mongolian mor' (морь).

tin

tugovo : tin

The Tarijan word for tin (metal) is tugovo.

International locations:
Tugovo is the name of a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

How I came up with this word:
Tugovo is a mixture of the transliterated word for tin in Mongolian which is tugalga or tsagaan tugalga (цагаан тугалга), and the transliterated word for tin in Russian which is olovo (олово).

copper

mesi : copper

The Tarijan word for copper (metal) is mesi.

Mesi is last name that can be Italian in origin.

In other languages:
In Estonian "mesi" means "honey". In Finnish "mesi" means "nectar in flowers". In Italian "mesi" means "months".

International locations:
Mesi is the name of places in Papua New Guinea.

How I came up with this word:
Mesi is a mixture of the transliterated word for copper in Russian which is med' (медь), and the transliterated word for copper in Mongolian which is zes (зэс).

iron

jemör : iron

The Tarijan word for iron (metal) is jemör.

Jemor is an uncommon last name.

How I came up with this word:
Jemör is a mixture of the transliterated word for tin in Russian which is zhelezo
(железo)(I modify the zh to j), and the transliterated word for tin in Mongolian which is tömör or temür (төмөр).