Definition: The word "Kyrgyzstan" comes from Kyrgyz (ะกัะทะดะฐะปั), a region of Russia, which itself was once part of the Russian Empire. It has been re-defined as an official entity since 1998.
The term "Kyrgyzstan" has several meanings in different contexts:
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Political and Military
- The state is one of the largest republics in Kyrgyzstan, which is located on the northern border with Kazakhstan.
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Military and Cultural
- The state is also a major cultural center and has played an important role in the history of the country, including the participation in World War II. It is known for its diverse landscape, including mountains, rivers, forests, and lakes.
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Geographical and Ethnic
- It is also the largest ethnically mixed administrative entity in Central Asia.
The word "Kyrgyzstan" often refers to Kyrgyzstan itself, which can be a part of Russia or a separate country. If you're referring to a specific region within Kyrgyzstan, such as the capital city, then that term would likely have different meanings.
To provide more detailed information on how the word is used in different contexts, I would need additional context and information about the various regional divisions and entities within Kyrgyzstan.
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