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- noun Alternative form of
dzud .
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Examples
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
WBAY Action 2 News 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
CBS 2 - KCAL 9 - Los Angeles - Southern California - LA Breaking News, Weather, Traffic, Sports 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
WBAY Action 2 News 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
ajc.com - News GANBAT NAMJILSANGARAV 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
CBS 2 - KCAL 9 - Los Angeles - Southern California - LA Breaking News, Weather, Traffic, Sports 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
Fore, right! GANBAT NAMJILSANGARAV 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
Fore, right! GANBAT NAMJILSANGARAV 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
Fore, right! GANBAT NAMJILSANGARAV 2010
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Huge animal losses caused by a combination of dry summers and severe winters - a disaster that Mongolians call "zud" - are becoming a chronic menace to the country.
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He adds that zud — a Mongolian phenomenon in which the ground freezes so completely that grazing animals starve to death — has “forced huge numbers of people to migrate to Ulaanbaatar”.
A breath of fresh air: solving Ulaanbaatar's pollution issues — in photos Words and Photography by Dave Tacon 2026
kad commented on the word zud
An extended period of heavy snow and extreme cold in Mongolia that prevents livestock grazing.
May 20, 2010