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ka•lə̑k
{noun} [Generate paradigm]
1.     people, nation, nationality
Rossi•jə̑šte tü•rlö ka•lə̑k ila•     {sentence}     different nationalities live in Russia
izi• ka•lə̑k     {noun}     small nation
ik ka•lə̑k gə̑č́ u•lšo     {noun}     countryman, fellow countryman
ka•lə̑k küše•š     {adverb}     {set phrase} at the expense of others, at someone else's expense, living off others
ka•lə̑kə̑n li•jmə̑že     {noun}     ethnogenesis
ku•snə̑l i•lə̑še ka•lə̑k     {noun}     nomadic people
mari•j ka•lə̑k     {noun}     Mari people, Mari nation
ro•do-tu•kə̑m ka•lə̑k     {noun}     kindred people, kindred nation
tə̑•gə̑de ka•lə̑k     {noun}     small nation
2.     people, population, citizens, crowds, masses
pogə̑nə̑ma•šte šu•ko ka•lə̑k ə̑•l'e     {sentence}     many people were at the meeting
ka•lə̑k ojla•     {phrase}     people say
ješ ka•lə̑k     {noun}     people living in a household
ka•lə̑k küše•š     {noun}     {set phrase} at the expense of others, at someone else's expense, living off others
ka•lə̑k onč́ə̑la•n     {adverb}     publicly
ka•lə̑k o•nč́ə̑lno li•jše     {adjective}     public
ka•lə̑k tič́     {adjective}     crowded
ka•lə̑k ümba•k lekma•š     {noun}     {history} tribute gathering, poliudie
kalə̑kla•n ke•lšə̑še     {adjective}     popular
ka•lə̑kə̑m βoštə̑lte•m     {verb II}     {set phrase} to be a laughingstock
ka•lə̑kə̑m šotlə̑ma•š     {noun}     census
ka•lə̑kə̑n i•lə̑šə̑žə̑m kuštə̑le•mdə̑še jön-βlak     {noun}     public goods
ka•lə̑kə̑n mə̑ńa•r u•lmə̑žo     {noun}     population count
ka•lə̑kə̑n pöle• šot de•ne šela•ltmə̑že     {noun}     sex composition of the population
ola•se ka•lə̑k     {noun}     urban population
o•nč́ə̑šo ka•lə̑k     {noun}     audience
paša•ze ka•lə̑k     {noun}     working people
paša•m ə̑šte•n ke•rtše ka•lə̑k     {noun}     able-bodied citizens
süa•n ka•lə̑k     {noun}     wedding company
šeme•r ka•lə̑k     {noun}     working people
3.     common people, common folk, lower classes
ka•lə̑k gə̑č́ le•kše     {noun}     commoner, one of the people
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
ka•lə̑k arti•st     {noun}     people's artist
ka•lə̑k βera•     {noun}     folk belief
ka•lə̑k βurge•m     {noun}     national costume, national dress
ka•lə̑k dra•me     {noun}     folk drama
ka•lə̑k deputa•t     {noun}     {history} People's Deputy
ka•lə̑k ješaraltma•š     {noun}     reproduction of the population
ka•lə̑k zaseda•tel'     {noun}     people's assessor
ka•lə̑k isku•sstβo     {noun}     folk art
ka•lə̑k joma•k     {noun}     folk tale
ka•lə̑k jüklə̑ma•š     {noun}     referendum
ka•lə̑k jə̑•lme     {noun}     vernacular, folk speech
ka•lə̑k ko•č́kə̑š     {noun}     national cuisine
ka•lə̑k kontro•l'     {noun}     popular control
ka•lə̑k kusnə̑lma•š     {noun}     migration of peoples
ka•lə̑k kusnə̑ma•š     {noun}     migration of peoples
ka•lə̑k ku•tə̑rə̑mo oj     {noun}     {linguistics} spoken language
ka•lə̑k kuštə̑ma•š     {noun}     folk dance
ka•lə̑k mu•nlə̑lə̑k     {noun}     folk wisdom
ka•lə̑k mu•ro     {noun}     folk song
ka•lə̑k mu•rə̑zo     {noun}     folk singer
ka•lə̑k oza•nlə̑k     {noun}     national economy
ka•lə̑k ojlə̑ma•š     {noun}     popular legend
ka•lə̑k ojpo•go     {noun}     folklore
ka•lə̑k on     {noun}     popular leader
ka•lə̑k opolč́e•nij     {noun}     militia
ka•lə̑k orke•str     {noun}     folk ensamble
ka•lə̑k pajre•m     {noun}     public celebration
ka•lə̑k pisa•tel'     {noun}     people's writer
ka•lə̑k poe•t     {noun}     national poet
ka•lə̑k poja•nlə̑k     {noun}     national property
ka•lə̑k predstaβi•tel'stβe     {noun}     popular representation
ka•lə̑k pro•zo     {noun}     folk prose
ka•lə̑k sud     {noun}     people's court
ka•lə̑k sə̑lnə̑mu•t     {noun}     popular literature
ka•lə̑k tβo•rč́estβe     {noun}     folk art
ka•lə̑k tribu•n     {noun}     {history} tribune of the plebeians
ka•lə̑k tüβə̑ra•     {noun}     folklore
ka•lə̑k tüs     {noun}     race (of humans)
ka•lə̑k tüška•     {noun}     the masses, the populace
ka•lə̑k uš     {noun}     popular wisdom
ka•lə̑k χor     {noun}     folk choir
ka•lə̑k č́ot šukemma•š     {noun}     population explosion
ka•lə̑k šagalemma•š     {noun}     depopulation
ka•lə̑k šot     {noun}     population count, number of inhabitants
ka•lə̑k etimolo•gij     {noun}     {linguistics} folk etymology
e•lə̑se ka•lə̑k tüška•     {noun}     population of a country, inhabitants of a country

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