yamut族

 

 יָהּ‎

Jah or Yah (Hebrew: יָהּ‎, Yāh) is a short form of יהוה (YHWH), the four-letter word that form the tetragrammaton, the personal name of God: Yahweh, 

もろもろの民

ūmmoth

אמּוֹת

氏族、民

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‎ ‎יָהּ אמּוֹת ‎‎

彼女は母親です

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ヤーエモート

p.172

manual on the - turanians

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... Yamut, Turkmen tribe, i. 172. Yana R., 90, 134. Yanus Khan of. Fer- ghana, 167. Yara, 52. Yaran or Yargai, Samoyed name for Ostyaks, 52. Yarensk, 45. Yarkand, ...

(2) The Yamut chiefly inhabit the south-east coast of the Caspian. A considerable part of them have settled in the island of Cheleken, and have exchanged cattle-breeding for the petroleum industry which prevails there. A fraction of this tribe is to be found half-settled in the Khanate of Khiva, especially in the south-western part, whither they seem to have been forcibly transplanted as colonists at the beginning of the nineteenth century.

(2) ヤムト族は主にカスピ海南東岸に居住している。彼らのかなりの部分はチェレケン島に定住し、そこで盛んな石油産業と牧畜を交換している。

この部族の一部はヒヴァのハナート、特に南西部に半定住している、 

この部族は、19世紀の初めに植民者として強制的に移住させられたようである。