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1 soul loss (Departure of the soul from the body and its failure to return, which in many preliterate cultures, but especially among those in Siberia and the northwestern coast of North America, is believed to be the cause of illness)
Общая лексика: невозвращение дуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > soul loss (Departure of the soul from the body and its failure to return, which in many preliterate cultures, but especially among those in Siberia and the northwestern coast of North America, is believed to be the cause of illness)
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2 невозвращение ду
General subject: soul loss (Departure of the soul from the body and its failure to return, which in many preliterate cultures, but especially among those in Siberia and the northwestern coast of North America, is believed to be the cause of illness) -
3 soul loss
Общая лексика: (Departure of the soul from the body and its failure to return, which in many preliterate cultures, but especially among those in Siberia and the northwestern coast of North America, is believed to be the cause of illness) невозвращение ду
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