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  • proper noun A city in Sverdlovsk oblast, Russia.

Etymologies

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From Russian нижний (nížnij, "lower") Тагил (Tagíl)

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Examples

  • It's clear from this Q&A over at FanHouse that Radulov is very interested in playing close to his hometown, Nizhny Tagil, which is only about 350 kilometres from Ufa.

    Archive 2008-07-01 James Mirtle 2008

  • The answer can be found to a certain extent in places like Nizhny Tagil, a city of 400,000 in the Ural Mountains, where on a recent day the heavy metallic stench of a Soviet-era steel plant combined with the subzero temperatures to create a sense of post-apocalyptic misery in many ways unique to this part of the world.

    NYT > Global Home By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

  • Since then, Nizhny Tagil has come to embody the central theme of Mr. Putin's campaign to return to the presidency after four years as prime minister.

    NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

  • But the reality as illustrated here in Nizhny Tagil looks a bit more nuanced.

    NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

  • As for genuine support for Mr. Putin among the working class in Nizhny Tagil, Mr. Sharafeyev said, "It's a myth."

    NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

  • Since then, Nizhny Tagil has come to embody the central theme of Mr. Putin's campaign to return to the presidency after four years as prime minister.

    NYT > Global Home By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

  • As for genuine support for Mr. Putin among the working class in Nizhny Tagil, Mr. Sharafeyev said, "It's a myth."

    NYT > Global Home By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

  • Recently, thousands of workers from Nizhny Tagil and elsewhere in the region were taken by the trainload to Yekaterinburg, the regional capital, for what was portrayed by government television as a

    NYT > Global Home By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

  • But the reality as illustrated here in Nizhny Tagil looks a bit more nuanced.

    NYT > Global Home By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

  • Verkhososov, 34, a mechanic from the nearby industrial town of Nizhny Tagil, who was bused in for the afternoon by his employer.

    NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ 2012

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