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диаспора

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Kazakh

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Alternative scripts
Arabic دياسپورا
Cyrillic диаспора
Latin diaspora

Etymology

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Borrowed from Russian диа́спора (diáspora), from Ancient Greek διασπορά (diasporá, dispersion), from διασπείρω (diaspeírō, to scatter).

Noun

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диаспора (diaspora)

  1. diaspora (dispersion of a group of people)

Declension

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Declension of диаспора
singular plural
nominative диаспора (diaspora) диаспоралар (diasporalar)
genitive диаспораның (diasporanyñ) диаспоралардың (diasporalardyñ)
dative диаспораға (diasporağa) диаспораларға (diasporalarğa)
accusative диаспораны (diasporany) диаспораларды (diasporalardy)
locative диаспорада (diasporada) диаспораларда (diasporalarda)
ablative диаспорадан (diasporadan) диаспоралардан (diasporalardan)
instrumental диаспорамен (diasporamen) диаспоралармен (diasporalarmen)

Russian

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Pronunciation

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Noun

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диа́спора (diásporaf inan (genitive диа́споры, nominative plural диа́споры, genitive plural диа́спор)

  1. diaspora (dispersion of a group of people)
    армя́нская диа́спораarmjánskaja diásporaArmenian diaspora
  2. (botany) diaspore

Declension

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