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This page features translations of traditional architectural terms in different languages from Central Asia, accompanied by pictures.

Yurt

Kazakh Kirgiz Tajiki Turkmen Uzbek
киіз үй боз үй, өргөө юрт, хайма ak öý, gara öý oʻtov

ўтов

Kazakh:

640px-Yurt_in_Xinjiang.jpg

Kirgiz:

640px-Kyrgyzsk%C3%A1_jurta%2C_Song-k%C3%B6l.jpg

Turkmen:

640px-151127-worlds-largest-yurt-Mary-Turkmenistan.jpg

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