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Sibir

Sibir proper noun: synonym of Siberia.

Proper noun

Sibir

  1. Synonym of Siberia.
    • 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.1926 December 8, Harold Lamb, “The White Falcon and the False Dmitri: Harold Lamb’s New Complete Novel of the Cossacks, The Wolf Master”, in Arthur Sullivant Hoffman, editor, Adventure, volume LX...
    • 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...1940 May–June, A[lexey] M[ikhailovich] Uzefovich, “Russia in the Past”, in William Bowie, editor, The Military Engineer, volume XXXII, number 183, Alexandria, Va.: Society of American Military...
    Synonyms:
    Siberia

Synonyms of Sibir

Origin of Sibir

Borrowed from Russian Сиби́рь (Sibírʹ).

Questions about Sibir

What does Sibir mean?
Sibir means synonym of Siberia.
What part of speech is Sibir?
Sibir is a proper noun.

Words near Sibir in the dictionary

  1. Sibilias
  2. sibilities
  3. sibility
  4. sibilous
  5. Sibinj
  6. Sibir
  7. sibirene
  8. sibiricoside
  9. Sibirid
  10. sibiromycin
  11. sibirskite

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