Ohuokhai Dance The Ohuokhai Dance The Ohuokhai (Оhуохай) dance has its roots in the period when the Sakha people lived further south and were cattle-breeders, termed "sun worshippers". It is a native dance that combines three forms of art: dancing, singing and poetry. The Sakha word for "dance", yungkyu (Yңкүү ) comes from the verb ungk (Yң , "to worship").
Ohuokhai Dance The Ohuokhai Dance The Ohuokhai (Оhуохай) dance has its roots in the period when the Sakha people lived further south and were cattle-breeders, termed "sun worshippers". It is a native dance that combines three forms of art: dancing, singing and poetry. The Sakha word for "dance", Üngküü (Yҥкүү ) comes from the verb üng (Үҥ , "to worship").
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yungkyu (Yңкүү
Üngküü (Yҥкүү
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ungk (Yң
üng (Үҥ