SHOR

Meaning of SHOR in English

ˈshȯ(ə)r noun

( -s )

Etymology: Russian, of Altaic origin; akin to Kalmuck & Mongolian šor salt, Turkish şûre brackish soil

: a salt lake in Turkestan : salina

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