Sibir

English Etymology en :bor ru:Сиби́рь + 1 Proper noun en Siberia. en 8 December 1926 w:Harold Lamb The White Falcon and the False Dmitri: Harold Lamb’s New Complete Novel of the Cossacks, The Wolf Master w:Arthur Sullivant Hoffman Adventure LX 5 New York, N.Y. w:Butterick Publishing Company chapter II (The Tale of Batko Andriev) 10 https://archive.org/details/AdventureV060N0519261208/page/n15/mode/1up 1 18929949 WHEN Ivan the Terrible, Tsar of Muscovy, Lord of Novgorod, and of Sibir, died some twenty years before, he left in the world two sons—an elder, Feodor and a lusty youngster Dmitri. en May 1940 June 1940 Alexey Mikhailovich Uzefovich Russia in the Past William Bowie The Military Engineer XXXII 183 Alexandria, Va. w:Society of American Military Engineers 159–160 https://books.google.com/books?id=Q_7mAAAAMAAJ&q=Sibir 0026-3982 1645645 Catherine the Great’s rule of thirty-four years was a period of expansion. Russian exploration and colonization spread through Sibir to North America, and the Russians occupied Alaska. After the mysterious death of Alexander I (many people believed he hid himself in Sibir for a number of years under the name of Theodore Kuzmitch) his younger brother, Nicholas, became the Emperor of Russia. en 2014 w:Dave Hutchinson The Man from Sibir Europe in Autumn Oxford, Oxfordshire Solaris 283 https://archive.org/details/europeinautumn0000hutc/page/283/mode/1up 978 1 78108 195 2 “In the summer,” Lev informed him, “Sibir can be a most beautiful place.” Norwegian Bokmål no: Proper noun nb proper noun nb the <<region>> of <<c/Russia>> in <<cont/Asia>> Siberia Related terms nb sibirsk Norwegian Nynorsk nn: Proper noun nn proper noun nn the <<region>> of <<c/Russia>> in <<cont/Asia>> Siberia Related terms nn sibirsk Serbo-Croatian sh:,sr:,hr:,bs: Pronunciation sh /sǐbiːr/ sh Si bir Proper noun Sìbīr m-in sìbīrskī Sibírac Sìbīrka sh the <<region>> of <<c/Russia>> in <<cont/Asia>> Siberia Declension Sìbīr Sibíra Sibiru Sibir Sibire Sibiru Sibirom