хъӷ
[hʌq͉˥˩]
noun
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Meaning- binding rod, binding twig, also called "sarka" (long and flexible twigs of bird cherry, alder buckthorn or willow trees used for tying pieces of malleable birchbark material together)
- binding rod
- A long, flexible twig from trees like willow or bird cherry. These are used to tie pieces of birchbark together.
хъӷ уӄтэ.
The binding rod is long.
Pronunciationhʌq͉˥˩
Part of speechnoun
Usage noteThis term specifically refers to the flexible materials used in traditional birchbark crafts.
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