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Japanese etymology :
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Proto-Japanese: *kámá
Meaning: stove
Russian meaning: печь, очаг
Old Japanese: kama, kama-dwo
Middle Japanese: kámá
Tokyo: kàma, kamado
Kyoto: kámá
Kagoshima: káma
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Proto-Altaic: *kéma ( ~ k`-, g-)
Meaning: stove, cauldron
Russian meaning: печь, котел
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Proto-Turkic: *Kemeke
Meaning: stove, stove hole
Russian meaning: печь, углубление в печи
Khakassian: kimege
Shor: kebege
Oyrat: kemege
Chuvash: kъʷmaga
Kirghiz: kemege
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Korean etymology :
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Proto-Korean: *kàmá
Meaning: cauldron
Russian meaning: котел
Modern Korean: kama
Middle Korean: kàmá
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