Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)
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Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)
Summary
Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) authored Iraida Vinogradova[2].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) authored Petr Popov[3].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) received the Saami Council Literature Prize[4].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[5].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) was published by Davvi Girji[6].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s genre is children's literature[7].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s genre is poetry[8].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s genre is children's book[9].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s place of publication is recorded as Karasjok[10].
- The original language of Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) was Kildin Sami[11].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s language of work or name is recorded as Kildin Sami[12].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s language of work or name is recorded as Northern Sami[13].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s country of origin is recorded as Norway[14].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s country of origin is recorded as Soviet Union[15].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) was released on 1994[16].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s dedicated to is recorded as Nina Afanasyeva[17].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s sponsor is recorded as Nordic Council of Ministers[18].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s sponsor is recorded as Q131438464[19].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+29'}[20].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s title is recorded as Мӯн ка̄нҍц[21].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s title is recorded as Mu ustibat[22].
- Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s subtitle is recorded as Mánáid divttat[23].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Authored works include Iraida Vinogradova[2], a poet[24], 1936–2004[25], of Russia[26], awarded the Saami Council Literature Prize[27] and Petr Popov[3], an illustrator[28], b. 1969[29], awarded the Saami Council Literature Prize[30]. Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) was published by Davvi Girji[6].
Publication
Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) was published on 1994[16]. Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994)'s place of publication is recorded as Karasjok[10]. The original language of Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) was Kildin Sami[11]. Languages include Kildin Sami[12] and Northern Sami[13]. Genres include children's literature[7], poetry[8], and children's book[9].
Reception
Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) received the Saami Council Literature Prize[4].
FAQs
What awards did Mu ustibat - Мӯн ка̄нҍц (1994) receive?
Honors received include Saami Council Literature Prize[4].