Urman may refer to:
* Urman, a term originally from Kazan Tatar "urman", "a forest", synonymous with
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References
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Urman — Urman, Zweig des Kalywanischen Erzgebirges, im russischen Gouvernement Tomsk in Sibirien, streift gegen den Obfluß u. ist reich an Silber, Kupfer, Blei, Eisen, Jaspis, Pechstein, Porphyr etc. Daher hier viele Hütten u. Hammerwerke … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Urman — Original name in latin Urman Name in other language URMAN, Urman, УРМАН, Урман State code RU Continent/City Asia/Yekaterinburg longitude 54.88314 latitude 56.87417 altitude 145 Population 2509 Date 2012 01 17 … Cities with a population over 1000 database
urman — (ˈ)u̇r|män, man noun ( s) Etymology: Russian, from Kazan Tatar, forest : taiga 1 * * * urman /oor mänˈ/ noun (swampy) pine forest ORIGIN: Russ, from Tatar ūrmān … Useful english dictionary
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urman — ur·man … English syllables
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