Yakut
Yakutian
Sakha
Saqa
Saxa

There have been three major Yakut writing systems in use since the early 20th century.

How were the local Yakut used to aid the fur trade?

He wrote: "even most poor Yakut having no other animals, has at least one dog".

One must presume Yakut worked from a copy of the original.

The Yakut would find his trail and follow him.

Yakut is both a given name and a surname.

Question words in Yakut remain in-situ; they do not move to the front of the sentence.

The Yakut was sure he knew where he was but as yet had not caught him.

How dare the Yakut say that to him?

He could not simply leave it to Alekhin, although the Yakut seemed confident enough.

The big Yakut would win after all.

The Yakut put his hand on his heart.

A Russian did not think like a Yakut.

He took part in the creation of the national written language and in the cultural building of the modern Yakut nation.

In certain areas the influences of the Yakut and the Buryat languages are particularly strong.

Most of the Yukaghirs at present speak Yakut and Russian.

He was also cruel and completely ruthless, something the Yakut understood and admired.

And Alekhin had had time to study him, while he knew little of the Yakut.

Zamatev was irritated, but he needed the Yakut.

Present-day original Yakut names are derived from the names of "positive" objects.

Otere, Yakut and the others carry Xena's body to safety.

Chyky, another famous Yakut smith, is not the same as K'daai.

The Yakut who heard him speak?

Currently only the Cyrillic Yakut alphabet is in use.

Alekhin was a Yakut, a counterpart of the American Indian.

The nomenclature used in Sibera uses the term "Yakutian" for this series.

Sakha helps them to get out and see Delhi in safety.

The origin and development of agriculture in the Sakha republic.

They have changed the name of the republic to Sakha, their nation's ancient name.

He published his first literary work in the magazine Sakha in 1883.

The name derives from a Sakha word meaning "great".

Now there is a revival of Sakha culture, including the yhyakh festival.

Wolves also killed 314 domesticated horses, the Sakha authorities said.

Officials in Sakha, six hours ahead of Moscow, could not immediately be reached for comment.

The Yakut people are a large ethnic group in Sakha.

Sakha can be divided into three great vegetation belts.

In Sakha, this process is used to form intensified adjectives:

The literal meaning of both the Russian and Sakha language names is the "white mountain".

Sakha Republic proposes to use former forced labour camps as a tourist attraction.

Responsibility for bringing in the crop and raising her six sisters falls on the oldest girl, Sakha.

He was previously prime minister of the Sakha Republic.

The island is administered by the Sakha Republic of Russia.

The mine is located in the east of the country in Sakha Republic.

Sakha's remote location and severe weather conditions increase the cost of services and infrastructure.

More than 200 kimberlite pipes have since been identified in the Sakha Republic.

Eastern and central Sakha comprise numerous north-south mountain ranges of various ages.

Before the title was President of the Sakha Republic.

This technique gives a unique national Sakha colouring highly appreciated by experts in "throat singing".

The head of government in Sakha is the Head (previously President).

Sakha also suffers from a highly concentrated tax base and dependence on financial assistance from the federal budget.

A variation of the name, Uraŋxai, was an old name for the Sakha.

The Saqa family lives between two tall buildings.

Meena has her baby, and it is a girl meaning Saqa gets to keep it.

Hakim keeps having girls, and Saqa tells him that it is the men who creates the gender.

Hakim initially refuses because the man, Saqa (Is-haq), is running a brothel.

Saqa overhears and kicks Hakim out.

Mazin al Saqa is a 35-year-old Iraqi Christian doctor living in the United States.

"I was about to go with her and wait until she finished the exam, but I couldn't leave the other children alone," Mrs. Saqa said.

In September 1919 Novgorodov reached Yakutsk and joined the Saqa aymaq cultural society.

At night, Saqa comes to take Meena's daughter, since Meena was not supposed to give it to Hakim.

According to Mrs. Saqa, both Fatah and Hamas have lost popularity because of the infighting.

The hakim in return had to bear a girl child for Saqa Kanjar's wife Meena (played by Iman Ali).

Shafqat Cheema as Saqa Kanjar (Panderer)

It was never intended to kill him, but to kidnap him as a hostage to exchange against imprisoned Saqa officers, held by the British in Port Said.

Novgorodov started to collect Yakut folklore, his works were published in the first Yakut literature magazine Saqa sanata, which was published in 1912-1913.

As for Mazin al Saqa and his family, now safely hidden in the United States, he says that many Americans still don't understand what Iraqi Christians are suffering.

Zainab tells Saqa that Hakim killed the baby and threw her out somewhere; she tells him that she killed Hakim, which is why she is being given the death penalty.

In the Lollywood film Bol, there is a prominent character Saqa Kanjar (played by Shafqat Cheema) who financially helps a fanatic hakim after the later has to bribe the police to bury the case of honour killing of his own son Saifi.

Vice President Abdel Halim Khaddam met with members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command, the Saqa group and the Fatah Uprising, which is led by Col. Abu Musa, a Syrian official said.

"I invite the distinguished assembly to stand and read the fatiha [Muslim prayer] in memory of the martyrs of the Jan. 25 revolution," said Mahmoud Saqa, 81, of the liberal Wafd Party who, as the oldest member of the chamber, led the opening session.

Teaching children The Quran isn't giving him enough money, so Saqa gives him another option: Hakim must marry and have a baby with Meena (Iman Ali) who is one of the prostitutes and is Saqa's (Shafqat Cheema) oldest daughter.

Saxa, for remembering that legs are stronger than arms?

The supply in the Saxa's storeroom was donated to other organizations on campus.

Condoms were ordered and delivered to Saxa's stock room for eventual placement on the shelves.

Saxa did as he was told.

And all the while, from the Saxa Salt box opposite, he watches me read, smiling his sideways smile.

The final verse is usually followed by a call and response of the school cheer, "Hoya Saxa."

Labienus turned north to follow Saxa, whom he defeated and killed in Cilicia.

The band is said to have the blessing of Cox, Steele and Saxa.

When "Hoya" gave birth to a daughter, students named the puppy "Saxa".

It was used in the name of some Roman settlements, such as Saxa Rubra.

Saxa has been described by The Independent as one of "Britain's best-known food brands."

Marcus Saxa and Caninius can stay with the troops at Ephesus.

His governor, Saxa, was killed.

Salt from this works is sold by RHM under the Saxa brand.

Saxa is a brand of salt and pepper in the United Kingdom and Australia.

Saxa may refer to either:

Norbanus and Saxa are not far to the east of Philippi, occupying two passes through the coastal mountains.

Ellen Hollman as Saxa - a Germanic warrior.

Saxa (Australia)

Jamaican saxophonist Saxa (born 1930) added a Jamaican ska instrumental sound.

The school also hosts a "Hoya Saxa Weekend" each spring to highlight the school's diversity to new minority applicants.

In November, Saxa Sundries moved to the basement of Healy Hall.

Beet is a singer, songwriter and soprano saxophone player, which is what he was playing when he met Saxa in 1984.

The publication took its name from the phrase "Hoya Saxa," which had been adopted as a common chant at Georgetown sports events in the 1890s.

Hoya Saxa is the official cheer and "college yell" of Georgetown University and its athletics teams.