Evenk

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Russian эве́нк (evénk).

Noun

Evenk (plural Evenks or Evenk or Evenki)

A member of the Evenki people of Northeastern Asia (formerly called the Tungus people).

Translations

member of the Tungus people of Northeastern Asia

Armenian: էվենկ (ēvenk)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 埃文基人 (zh) (Āiwénjī rén), 鄂溫克人／鄂温克人 (Èwēnkè rén)
Dolgan: эвэн (even)
Evenki: эвэн m (əwən), эвэмнӣ f (əwəmņī), эвэнкӣ m (əwənkī), эвэнкӣмнӣ f (əwənkīmņī)
Finnish: evenki (fi)
Japanese: エヴェンキ (ja)
Manchu: ᠰᠣᠯᠣᠨ (solon)
Nivkh: кʼилӈ (kʼilŋ)
Russian: эве́нк (ru) m (evénk), эвенки́йка (ru) f (evenkíjka)
Yakut: эбэҥки (ebeñki)

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