{"headword": "YUND", "key": "yund", "entries": [{"dictionary": {"name": "«Qutadgʻu bilig» izohli lugʻati", "title": "\"QUTADG'U BILIG\"DAGI SO'ZLARNING O'ZBEKCHA, RUSCHA VA INGLIZCHA IZOHLI LUG'ATI", "kind": "Terminologik", "imprint": "Dadaboyev, Hamidulla; Xolmuradova, Mushtariy (2018). \"QUTADG'U BILIG\"DAGI SO'ZLARNING O'ZBEKCHA, RUSCHA VA INGLIZCHA IZOHLI LUG'ATI. Tashkent: NAVRO'Z\" nashriyoti.", "url": "https://til.uz/lugatlar/qutadgu-bilig-dagi-sozlarning-ozbekcha-ruscha-va-inglizcha-izohli-lugati/", "page": "180"}, "pos": "", "labels": [], "variants": [], "etymology": "", "phraseology": "", "pronunciation": "", "senses": [{"order": 1, "text": "", "examples": [{"text": "Yazïda qalïn yund aqurda qatïr", "source": ""}]}], "translations": [], "cross_references": [], "extra": {"raw_word": "YUND", "raw_meaning": "ot (hayvon) – лошадь – horse. Yazïda qalïn yund aqurda qatïr – Yaylovlaringda ko‘p otlar bor, oxuringdada xachirlar – В степи много лошадей, в загонах–мулов – In the steppe there are many horses, paddocks are in mule. (QBN, 385₁₂; QBN, 5257; 93b12)."}}]}