Black Kirghiz
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black kirghiz — noun Usage: usually capitalized B&K : kara kirghiz … Useful english dictionary
kara kirghiz — |karə(ˌ)kər|gēz, arəˌkir| noun Usage: usually capitalized both Ks Etymology: Kirghiz Karakyrghyz, literally, black Kirghiz, from kara black + Kyrghyz Kirghiz 1. : a Kirghiz people closely resembling the Mongols and dwelling chiefly in the Tien… … Useful english dictionary
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