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Oroks (Ороки in Russian; self-designation: Ulta, Ulcha), sometimes called Uilta, are a people in the Sakhalin Oblast (mainly the eastern part of the island) in Russia. The Orok language belongs to the Southern group of the Tungusic language family.
Language[]
| Term | Meaning | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Aaktniee aapuni | A hat worn by Orok women | Ch. 162 |
| Aariptu | Headband used to drive out spirits that cause illness | Ch. 165 |
| Agdapsee | Orok word for "thank you" | Ch. 165 |
| Amma | Orok word for "father" | Ch. 160 |
| Ari | Butter made from domesticated reindeer milk | Ch. 160 |
| Aundau | Winter home for the Orok people | Ch. 159 |
| Ayaa | Orok word which means "it's fine" | Ch. 166 |
| Kaura | Orok summer home | Ch. 192 |
| Manga | Orok word for "amazing" | Ch. 160 |
| Nuga | A wild reindeer that stands guard and acts as the lookout | Ch. 159 |
| Orocikk Ulaa | "Reindeer disguise" used as a decoy when hunting wild reindeers | Ch. 159 |
| Ripeeska | Bread baked from wheat flour | Ch. 160 |
| Sama | A shaman who acts as an intermediary between people and gods | Ch. 164 |
| Sewa | Orok figurines used for medical treatment | Ch. 165 |
| Siro | Wild reindeers | Ch. 159 |
| Ulaa | Domesticated reindeers | Ch. 159 |
| Ulaa Ceengeini | A collar for reindeers with a pole attached | Ch. 159 |
| Ulaa Kangaldani | A board with bells on it, used for raising reindeer |
Ch. 159 |
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| Groups | |
|---|---|
| Gold Hunters | 7th Division • Hijikata's Group • Kiroranke's Group • Sugimoto's Group |
| People of the North | Ainu • Matagi • Nivkh • Orok |
| Others | Abashiri Convicts • Central Government • Imperial Japanese Army • Three Great Nobles of the Restoration • Yamada Circus Troupe |