Orok

See also: orok, örök, and őrök

English

Alternative forms

• Uilta
• Ulta

Proper noun

Orok (plural Oroks)

1. An ethnic group that lives in the Sakhalin
2. A language that belongs to the Tungusic language family and is spoken by the Orok people.

Translations

An ethnic group

• Chinese: 烏依勒塔人／乌依勒塔人 (zh) (Wūyīlètǎ Rén), 維爾塔人／维尔塔人 (zh) (Wéiěrtǎ Rén), 鄂羅克人／鄂罗克人 (zh) (Èluókè Rén), 奧羅克人／奥罗克人 (zh) (Àoluókè Rén)
• Japanese:ウイルタ (ウイルタ, Uiruta), ウィルタ (ウィルタ, Wiruta), オロッコ (オロッコ, Orokko)
• Orok: уилта (uilta)
• Russian: уильта (ru) (uilʹta), ороки (ru) (oroki)

Language

• Chinese: 烏依勒塔語／乌依勒塔语 (zh) (Wūyīlètǎ Yǔ), 維爾塔語／维尔塔语 (zh) (Wéiěrtǎ Yǔ), 鄂羅克語／鄂罗克语 (zh) (Èluókè Yǔ), 奧羅克語／奥罗克语 (zh) (Àoluókè Yǔ),
• Japanese: ウイルタ語 (ウイルタご, Uiruta Go), ウィルタ語 (ウィルタご, Wiruta Go), オロッコ語 (オロッコご, Orokko Go)
• Orok: уилта кэсэни (uilta kəsəni)
• Russian: уильтинский (ru) (uilʹtinskij), орокский (ru) (orokskij)

See also

• Wiktionary's coverage of Orok terms

Further reading

• Orok language on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Orok people on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
• Ethnologue entry for Orok, oaa ⁠

Anagrams

• Koro, Kroo, okro, koro, kroo, roko, rook