Manchu in Lithuanian
Manchu in Lithuanian is Mandžiūrų kalba — Manchu means a member of the indigenous people of Manchuria, or a descendant of the ruling group of China's Qing dynasty.
Manchu in Lithuanian
Mandžiūrų kalba
The indigenous language of the Manchu people, spoken in Manchuria.
What does "Manchu" mean?
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noun A member of the indigenous people of Manchuria, or a descendant of the ruling group of China's Qing dynasty.
"The last Manchu emperor abdicated in 1912."
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name The Tungusic language traditionally spoken by the Manchu people.
"Manchu is now critically endangered, with very few fluent speakers left."
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adj Relating to the Manchu people, their language, or the dynasty they founded.
"The palace features distinctly Manchu architectural styles."
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Manchu in a sentence
- The last Manchu emperor abdicated in 1912.
- Manchu is now critically endangered, with very few fluent speakers left.
- The palace features distinctly Manchu architectural styles.
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What is "Manchu" in Lithuanian?
"Manchu" in Lithuanian is Mandžiūrų kalba. Manchu means: A member of the indigenous people of Manchuria, or a descendant of the ruling group of China's Qing dynasty.
How do you use "Manchu" in a sentence?
Example: "The last Manchu emperor abdicated in 1912." In Lithuanian, "Manchu" is Mandžiūrų kalba.
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