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Meaning of адкуль | Babel Free

Adverb CEFR B1
[atˈkulʲ]

Definitions

  1. from where, wherefrom, whence (from which place or source)
  2. how (why, for what reason)
    interrogative

Equivalents

Azərbaycanca haradan
Български откъде
བོད་སྐད ག་ནས
Čeština odkud
Dansk hvorfra
Deutsch von daher woher
Ελληνικά αφού
English whence where
Euskara nondik
Suomi josta mistä
Français d'où
עברית מאין מנין
हिन्दी जहाँ
Հայերեն ուստի
Íslenska hvaðan
Italiano da cui da dove donde onde
日本語 どこから
한국어 어디서
Latina unde
Nederlands waarvandaan
Polski skąd
Português de onde donde
Русский откуда
Türkçe nereden
Українська звідки

Examples

“„Atkul tut pryhnała źwiezda niaszczasliwa / Hetaku brydotu?“ — złośna taki reczy / Pan każe — dyj Marchwu chwataje za pleczy, / Szwyrnie jaje dałou s zamkowaj hary;”

"Whence did an unlucky star bring here such a filth?"—the lord angrily proclaims, seizing Marchva by the shoulders and hurling her from the castle mound;

“Учивсь јон там гадов ш чатери, а посльа пајшов за наставника у тоје сьало, аткуль бив і стариј дзьед.”

He studied there for about four years and then became a teacher in that village, where the old grandfather was also from.

“Ale i małady nia wiedaŭ adkul uziałosia heta wino i tolki ad słuch dawiedaŭsia, szto heta Pan Jezus piramianiŭ wadu ŭ wino.”

But even the youngster did not know where this wine came from and only learned from the servants that Lord Jesus was the one, who had turned water into wine.

“We had already removed the anxiety of those below by a wireless. But now in quick succession each of them arrived, shooting thirty or forty feet into the air, and then falling back into the sea, from which we quickly raised them.”

We had already removed the anxiety of those still underwater by a wireless. Now in quick succession each of them arrived, shooting thirty or forty feet into the air, and then falling back into the sea, from where we quickly raised them to the vessel.

“Speak out, Ned Cuttle. Is there anything behind? Ought he to go? How do you know it first, and why?”

CEFR level

B1
Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.

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