three

tiira : three

The Tarijan word for the number three is tiira.

Tiira is a last name that can be Finnish.

In other languages:
In Finnish tiira translates to tern. In Sanskrit (transliterated) tiira translates to bank or edge.

How I came up with this word:
Tiira is a mixture of the transliterated word for three in Russian which is
tri (три) (although there is also troe and troika), and the transliterated word
for three in Mongolian which is gurav or ghurav (гурав).

Earlier my word for three was tira. I decided to change this word to tiira because of how I'm thinking of pronouncing Tarijan.

two

khova : two

The Tarijan word for the number two is khova.

Khova is milk dish used in sweets in Southern India.

International locations:
Khova or Razvaliny Khova is a ruin in the Eurasian country of Georgia.

How I came up with this word:
Khova is a mixture of the transliterated word for two in Russian which is dva (два)
or dvye, and the transliterated word for two in Mongolian which is khoyor (хоёр).

one

odeg : one

The Tarijan word for the number one is odeg.

ODEG is an acronym for Ostdeutsche Eisenbahn GmbH (East Germany Railroad Inc.).

How I came up with this word:
Odeg is a mixture of the transliterated word for one in Russian which is odin (один) or odna, and the transliterated word for one in Mongolian which is neg or negh (нэг).

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).